12 Crops You Can Still Plant In July
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Don't Stop Gardening Now, The Fun Is Just Starting! Mid-summer and many people think the gardening season is half over and its just time to maintain and enjoy the fruits. And while I'm all for enjoying the fruits of our labor at ANY time, you can most certainly still be planting epic crops right now, well into the end of summer.
In this video I show you my Top 12 Best Crops to be planting in July so that you can enjoy even more bounty and keep this garden jam going well into fall!
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I really enjoy your videos. I am trying to get my second potatoes invthe dirt. And just got cucumbers, okra, planted zucchini & yellow quash, cherokee wax beens, got a little from them. My garden is just now starting to grow. I did get a fee potatoes a few weeks back, and 2 zucchini. It sucks being gimpy, I was in auto accident few yrs back and my ankle and knew was reconstructed, so its hard for me to do the work that really NEEDs to get done, I do not have any way to haul the dirt and wood chips other than in buckets and carry them. Today my injured knew shifted and I rolled my good ankle felled down, trying to get wood chips to the potatoe bed. I need at least 10 mire buckets of wood chips and just as many of manure... One step at a TIME... Slow and steady, is something have have been trying to learn, since tue accident.
Omg, the butter slithering off the corn man. 😋😋😋
Sooooooo tasty! I could even eat it for breakfast! LOL
Thank you,you didn’t over complicate it and drag it out with the information like others.🤗
Cheers cathy, I appreciate that you appreciate the content! :-)
I love this video. I’m planting some radish, spinach, cilantro, beets and lettuce Monday morning. I planted mint last year and moved the pot inside and it’s still growing👍
Right on Carroll! Should be a great second half of summer for you!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Thank you 🙏
Thanks for this very informative video. A light bulb went off in my head when you said plants don't know what time it is and how they react to light, water and nutrients. I was so disappointed thinking I missed the season to plant some things but you gave me hope and i'm headed to the store to get me some heirloom seeds shortly!!
Right on Marlene! Or, if you're season is really short, you can use starter plants to get a head start! :-)
I love looking at your garden..
Thanks Melanie... It's always a work-in-progress!
Great timely info ! One of the most difficult things for gardening can be plant timing. The process of counting forward in spring and backwards late summer can be challenging. Trying to keep up clearing out summer crops beds/containers to make room for additional summer and fall plantings can at times be a full alarm fire drill 🤪 I use a written planting schedule and it’s the only way I can possibly keep up with it. I use to only garden in the summer and when it gets hot everything dies and I’m finished. Now I garden 365 days a year and actually enjoy fall and winter gardening the most. Thanks for the informative videos and hopefully it will encourage folks to plant successive plantings and continue on after their first frost !
You're so right! Its tricky, but also THE most important factor sometimes when the window is closing. Great points and the fringe season is my favorite as well. Not only the crops, but it just feels easier even....like nature is working WITH me, rather than against. Happy weekend!
Great video! Love that you showed pictures for every plant. This will be my first year planting a second crop. Hoping to get a harvest in my zone 4.
Right on Liza, go get it! I wish you oodles of late summer bounty! :-)
Thanks again Jeff, love all your video's.
Thanks so much Matt....the support doesn't go unnoticed! :-)
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Trying to help the old algorithm. hope it helps Jeff. I predict 500,000 subs by the spring. You have extremely good content. There is too much click bait stuff out there, which I hate.
@@matty332010 Gonna keep plugging away man. Its all I can do. Literally jam as much info in per video as I possibly can!
i love peas & i didnt know i can still grow em during the heat of summer..i grow em spring and fall, i think ill be starting snow peas today! thank u Jeff, youre the best! ...
king of the north bell pepper is a good mid season to grow for the south and the midwest, but is a good crop to grow for the north, northeast and northwest
Thanks Preston... You're the 2nd person who's suggested that one!
Another thing to keep in mind...if relying on seed packet info for planning lead times for fall remember we are in a waning sunlight hours setting vs an increasing sunlight situation in early spring so probably need to add a week or two to the days to maturity listed on seed packets...
We generally replace our onions we harvest end of July with beet seedlings for a second crop out of that same bed...
Great point! :-)
Great video, full of valuable information!!! I'm in NW Washington state and it's nice to have our part of the country represented in a top quality gardening channel on TH-cam!!! Huzzah! 👏🌲🌳
Thanks so much Erin! I love all the fellow Pacific Northwest gardeners out there... We're all in this together!
Thanks for the info! Just joined your channel a couple days ago. I'm in the PNW too, Auburn. 🧑🌾
Hey right on, glad to have you aboard!!
Thanks, Jeff!
Cheers CamDor!
Awesome video as always! I didn't know I could grow zucchini in those planting bags.
Thanks! Yes, the grow bags are really really good for Zucchinis! Aim for the 5 or 7 gallon size per single plant.
I'm in Wisconsin so this will be great.👍
Thanks for checking it out Michelle!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms I just took your advice and planted a few zucchini since we really have been eating more if them. I was pleasantly surprised to hear of the cukes! Thank you so much for sharing as always love your videos 🌼 🍅
Thank you for these videos. Im planning on vastly expanding what i grow, so not knowing exactly how my new plants will react to the environment i have, i might end up with empty space ill want to make use of after some quicker or temperature sensitive plants are done
Great video, thanks for all the info, going out to plant what I can In North Central Florida!😁
Right on Angela! Stay cool and have a great weekend! :-)
Thanks!
Cheers Chris, thanks for watching!
Best 🇨🇦 TH-cam gardening channel.
Thank you! I needed this.
Cheers Charmaine, thanks so much for watching! :-)
great Video🌱thanks so much 🌱🧄🧅🍆🍅
Great video Jeff thanks
Cheers Bev, thanks for stopping by in the chat!!
Hello Joe, from Springfield Missouri I’ll have to keep this video in mind July and August it’s really hot down here so I think I’m going to at least get a month of growing season because it’s so hot and I’ll be using a lot of water and I’ll get ready for the fall season keep up the good work and any advice you can feel free to drop a line
Best of luck on the season Joe! :-)
I didn’t know you live in the PNW! We lived in Olympia for years. Couldn’t take the rain any longer and now we’re in Eastern Washington 💜👍🏼😉
Soooooo much rain....but you wouldn't know it this summer Alice, LOL! :-)
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms it’s been in the 90’s here for weeks and it’s hard to garden for me. I do what I can in the morning and it has to wait til the next morning! Lol Have a great weekend
@@alicecowan3499 same here Alice.... Hot and no rain at all. Makes it a challenge... But every crop is a learning experience!
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms very true! 💜
Hi! Many thanks for the good info! 'Second cropping' is a thing here (Scotland) but not because we got a first crop - usually because we're trying to get at least a few veggies out of the hard work! Lol! We have pheasants that keep coming into the veggie patch & eating the plantlets, so I have to use my 'spares' (that I sow for this reason!) to try again! I put cloches over them to stop them getting in, but have to take them off to let the plants grow - then the pheasants come waddling in & eat the leaves! Grrrr!! But my fault I guess... I'm a bird feeder because I love seeing all the wildlife around about & am trying to encourage them to help me with the 2nd problem - SLUGS/SNAILS! So second harvests are always on my July 'To Do' list! ;) A question, if you could tell me thanks? Cilantro - is that what UK would call coriander? Many thanks! I've deffo subscribed. :)
Same here Kate! I never have the heart to get of wildlife, even if its eating everything! And yes, Cilantro = Coriander. :-)
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms Ahhh right! Thank you for that! I grew up in Canada so I know zucchini=courgette, eggplant=aubergine but was stuck on Cilantro. I read somewhere it might be Coriander but wasn't at all sure. Thank you for that! Wildlife & birds are too important to hurt (even if it means I have to feed them) and I'd prefer that the birds ate the slugs & snails rather than use chemicals, so trying to encourage them. But the pheasants are beautiful & they leave me a tail feather or two so... they're obviously grateful for the 'snacks'. LOL! Thankfully the high fencing keeps the deer out! Otherwise I'd just not bother! LOL ;) Thanks so much for the videos. I'm still much of a newbie at gardening so I'm finding your vids very helpful! Thank you again.
It's "erb" 😆. At least, in the U.S.
I go back and forth, lol
Hey its end of July in Colorado...can I still plant lettuce seeds now? Its July 29th already!!!!
Yes, a lot of lettuce is a 40-50 day crop....there's still time! :-)
Anyone have any suggestions for quick growing corn varieties to shop for?
Just south of you in Seattle area. When you say shirt season corn varieties, do you mean direct sow or purchased seedlings? The ones I transplanted a month ago are still struggling, lol.
Great question. I've given up on transplanting corn. Direct seeding is all I do now. Pick the varieties with under 60-day maturity if you're aiming to plant at this time of year. Its getting close to being too late for corn where we live...
Thanks! Might as well try the experiment I say.
Im still waiting for the onions.
You in the south or the north?
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms what south or north? Do you mean where i live?
@@nathanaelivanche3821 yes, that will dictate what kind of onions you can grow
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms i live in java island.. So what onion can i grow
When your saying it's not to late to plant, are you saying transplant or from seed??
Depends on the crop
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms hahaha easy but truthful answer 😁
@@ethanletzer3507 ha ha, for some crops, if you can believe it Ethan it's too early!
What zone is this?
The French word "..erbs" is pronounced correctly in England as "Herbs". Any other English speaking country pronounce it the French way.
Herbs... erbs... erbs... 😂
I love the mid-summer plantings...I always just stuck with beans, so thanks for the list of extra veggies! Awesome as always.