What can you plant in July [Zones 9 and 10]
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- Depending on where you live, July can be a really hot month in zones 9 and 10. Even in the more moderate regions, it is still a very warm month. So what you plant in these zones during the month of July will be limited to heat-loving plants.
Most of your garden will be growing strong in July, but if you find that you have some empty spots then you can fill them in with the following plants:
Cucumbers
Zucchini
Crookneck Squash
Patty Pann
Beans
Corn
Winter Squashes
Egg Plant
Okra
Collards
Kale
Swiss Chard
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9b California just dropped beans and summer squash 🤗 I was always shocked that seeds could come up and thrive in triple digits, but I think it makes them hardier to deal with it from the beginning.
That is awesome!
Thank you. I missed all kinds of planting deadlines and didn't get much time to take care of my yard this year. I really wanted to plant winter squash so will get started right away. You're a great help! ❤
Warm. We're plum hot. I am in Corpus Christi, TX. 115. Yes like that. Humid mercy.
Thank you for posting a video on different zones!!
You bet!
Don't forget peppers!
When he starts talking about the plants- 2:14
You’re a hero!
Thanks for doing zones 9 &. 10
You're very welcome!
Yes, we are in SW Arizona Zone 9b, scorching HOT !! Judi
115 degrees killed my yellow squash in central CA. Sunflowers are still doing good.
in the desert you can plant egyptian spinach , malabar, melons, red okra, moringa, and many more still! July aug.
9a
Here's your planting guide for Zones 9 and 10! Enjoy!
I also have videos up for Zones 3/4, 5/6, 7/8!
Yay! I've been waiting. Now I'm watching and I'm HAPPY🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much! Been waiting for this. So I have heard that you do seed carrots this time of they year as long as you cover the soil so it doesn't dry out in the heat we're having and then checking it as the time approaches seedling time. Have you heard this and do you think this will work? Don't want to waste carrot seeds. Yes, I'm getting eager to plant thing we enjoy. Pretty much everything else that was listed for July planting, we don't like. Did plant some bush beans though. Thanks again, I do so enjoy all your videos, especially the month growing ones.
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Definitely the wrong time of the year for corn in zone 9 in FL. We don't get cold enough at night.
You will this year try it
I live in zone 9B. This is our rainy season. Would appreciate a video on how a rainy season effects what can be planted.
Curious - Where is 9B rainy season? I live in 9B NorCal. Thanks
Cathy Kennedy maybe the other side of the equator, there’s S Africa and Australia & such
@@cathykennedy2701 Florida.
sun flowers. my brussels sprouts are growing in full shade...lol. hot peppers like ghost chilli and habanero. my carrots are doing well also in partial shade
Thanks for sharing
Impressive ,,, Have a nice day ,, Tom
Thanks! You too!
I so want your grape trellis. I miss eating grapes straight from the vine. I grew up in California but now live in coastal Alabama. So most grapes are a no grow.
Really ?? I didn't know grapes didn't grow in the south.
@@StoneyAcresGardening they will actually grow but they mildew and the fungus will get them before the first grape ripens. Sometimes you might be able to grow concord grapes but you have to thin them greatly. We grow only thick skinned wild grapes here sucessfully
Try muscadines!!
@@meganatkisson8319 i know but i really like table grapes. Here where i live we have wild muskedines, scoupedons and fox grapes
Yes zone 9a...too hot for green beans, needs humidity, that we won't have till the monsoons start. But even in this heat tomatoes like it here. So do peppers, and my eggplant, in a wind protected area. Thanks for the list and the tips! I am getting some success with Moringa seedlings, they love the heat and the sun!
Thanks for sharing
You might want to give green beans a try anyway. Where I live we have ZERO humidity and they do just fine all summer.
I have tried 3 years in a row. Both climbing and Bush beans, and Asparagus beans ( long Asian type), the leave just crisp up and blow away, watered daily. I will be trying again in a different growing method, a grow bag on a table as opposed to a coir lined basket. Too many bunnies around here to grow in the ground.
I think you should add sweet potatoes, corn, sunflowers and pumpkin. I’m in zone 10 b but it’s only 72 degrees so I’m planting the final pumpkins and sunflowers for fall decor. I could also plant corn for fall decoration if I had space. Great video. FYI I might start a few pots of corn 🌾 to put on the porch.
Corn in pots! That's one I haven't tried yet. I'd love to see some photos if it works! Great idea!
ourstoneyacres Ok, it’s mostly for fall decor so it’s pretty easy. I’ll throw up some photos this fall.
What about sweet potato?
Field peas known as cowpeas, purple hull peas, cream peas, 😊 chayote, edible gourds 🤗 did you say corn ☺️ we're in zone 9A and still have months of growing before December 10 our first frost 🤞🏽🎊 Tysm
im in the zone 9b turlock,Ca , i got a fig tree shes maybe 4 years old in a pot , Turkey figs ,i haven't gotten any figs yet 🤔,im quite desperate, i grew up eating figs all year almost ,back home in Aveiro ,Potugal ,if you could give any tips that would be awesome ,thank you ,stay safe
How about sun? Just because plants can hold up to the heat, I don't want to assume they can handle almost constant sun. Which of these July plantables need shade some part of or all day?
Thank you so much. What about fruit?
Thank you for sharing. May I ask where do you located?
How about small bush watermelons like sugar baby or the light green striped?
Should be fine in zones 9 and 10.
Can ANYONE tell me if its normal for Zucchini and yellow squash Female blooms to stop in this high heat? Its been over 100 - 105 to 109. I did place shade cloth on the West side when the sun is blazing but, i get these little 1/2 to 1 inch long fruit with a flower bud that never matures for me to even pollinate. I've lost about 20 this way.
Ive addressed the white flies and aphids, i remove old or crowded leaves, checked for squash bugs... You know, everything we gardners do! The plants are healthy otherwise. Im at a loss! They were producing so much and now, nothing.
It really could be the heat. We had a spell over 100 and ours stopped producing too. But now that we have cooled back into the 90's we are getting more fruit forming!
@@StoneyAcresGardening thank you for your response. I would have thought zuchini and yellow would love the heat.
I think i will go ahead and get a few more plants and rotate them somewhere else. Time for preparing the fall harvest anyway!
I'm sorry I'm completely new when you say you can plant do you mean by seed or plants? I'm in zone 9b and would like to plant cucumbers but I only have seeds
In Zone 9 seeds will be fine. Really the only plants that you shouldn't plant by seeds would be tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussel Sprouts.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your videos and knowledge so much!
I have a very small narrow balcony, what do you recommend that won't take a whole lot of space? I planted roma and cherry tomatoes just to test out my garden skills
A bush variety of any of the other summer squashes would do good in containers. Pole beans, or any of the leafy greens would also do well.
@@StoneyAcresGardening good ideas! I'm heading to a nursery tomorrow. I'll look for these suggestions. Thank you!
Good luck and get a few trellis.
I’m in Sacramento ca zone 9b, is hot. Just started my pepper seeds, how about starting tomatoes? What you recommend?
We live in Cameron Park just up the hill a little from you, though we are a 9a zone but still getting that heat that you are getting. I'm getting ready to plant some heat tolerant Ozark Pinks (direct seeding as our master gardener series said okay to do seed) and then some suckers from my black cherry tomatoes which are doing great.
Yes you could get some tomatoes started to put out when it cools down a bit.
Im in zone 10... i was advised to start tomato seedlings indoor in June... now its mid July they were fine until yesterday... now my seedlings are wilting ☹️ its too hot right? What can i do?
If in water, change the water. If in soil, let it dry/breathe. Could be fungal.
I’m in Zone 10 as well, I started my tomatoes a couple weeks ago but have limited their sun exposure. I’ve noticed that because it’s so hot, they can’t handle full sun at all without wilting so I put a shade cloth, or move the container they’re in to a shady spot in hotter days. In general, I’ve found that in my area, full sun wilts even the most “heat loving” plants.
Tomatoes should be started in December/January indoors protected so you can plant out in March and have them ahead and ready to go!!! Fall plantings should be started in august indoors and planted out September and hope winter is mild!!!
6hrs of direct sunlight (morning hours) is all they need; indirect afterwards. Mine are in containers so I water/fertilize from the bottom. I only added liquid fertilizer after the sun drops below the trees. This gives the plant time to feed without stress and the soil drying from excessive 3 o'clock heat. Come morning they're ready to soak up some sunlight. Try not to "flood watering". If you can't move them & have access to a water supply. Try using a soaker hose for that slow drip. I'm babbling lol. Any questions just ask. Have a great day. *Cheers*🍻
I tried repeat my to enroll in the garden course, it kept saying oops passwords don’t match. I tried. I am in zone 8b
Sandra, email me at rick@ourstoneyacres.com and explain the issue, we will get you logged back in!
How about cantelope and watermelon?
I think you would still be okay to give them a try, especially Cantaloupe.
Where is Tulare CA place in the zones?
This article will help you figure it out:
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Thanks for sharing, I truly appreciate you 🙏💯🤟
Happy Gardening 🌷🌽🥬
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