10 Awesome Veggies You Should Plant In July Right Now!
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- In this video, I share 10 awesome veggies you should plant in July right now! July brings the hottest weather of the year, but don't be fooled: now is when seed starting season ramps back up! In addition to sowing new summer garden crops to replace tired, old plants, now is the time to start a fall garden, and crops we sow in July will reward us with big harvests in pleasant fall weather.
Don't give up planting seeds and keeping up with your vegetable garden in the summer heat. A little work now will reap big rewards in perfect fall gardening weather!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 When To Plant Seeds In July
1:03 Crops #'s 1-2: Cucumbers & Summer Squash
3:12 Crop #3: Small Melons
5:02 Crop #4: Small Winter Squash
6:22 Crop #5: Fall Tomatoes
9:57 Crop #6: Potatoes
11:00 Crop #7: Corn
12:01 Crop #8: String Beans
12:58 Crop #9: Warm Season Lettuce
14:49 Crop #10: Flowers
16:29 Crops Most Gardeners Should Avoid In July
19:26 Adventures With Dale
If you have any questions about crops to sow in July for summer gardening, want to know about the things I grow in my raised bed vegetable garden and edible landscaping food forest, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and garden hacks, have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and "how to" garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the Comments below!
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0:00 When To Plant Seeds In July
1:03 Crops #'s 1-2: Cucumbers & Summer Squash
3:12 Crop #3: Small Melons
5:02 Crop #4: Small Winter Squash
6:22 Crop #5: Fall Tomatoes
9:57 Crop #6: Potatoes
11:00 Crop #7: Corn
12:01 Crop #8: String Beans
12:58 Crop #9: Warm Season Lettuce
14:49 Crop #10: Flowers
16:29 Crops Most Gardeners Should Avoid In July
19:26 Adventures With Dale
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Can you do an Update on the pawpaws? Did they fruit?
I enjoy these types of "what to grow" videos every month. It helps keep me organized and I love seeing the different varieties of food out there I had no idea existed. I did NOT know there was warm season lettuce!! WHAT?! 🤯 *RUNS TO BAKER CREEK FOR A SEED HAUL* 😂
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Their seed catalog was out of this world this year!! It's huge!! ❤
Same here. Already went to nursery for seeds. 😊👍🏻
I must say your ability to disseminate so much info on gardening in a simple, user friendly way is delightful. I've been gardening for years in Virginia and was undisciplined and wayward in my ways. Now, I follow your advice and my garden is far more productive, beautiful and satisfying. I've been more of a flower gardener than a vegetable/fruit gardener so I know the importance of beneficial insects. Let me encourage those in hot climates to plant crepe myrtle trees, even one, they bloom midsummer and the bees and other "good" insects love them. I have several in my yard and they are full of bees. Again, thanks for doing what you do and helping all of us to succeed.
Plant these in July...
1. Cucumbers
2. Summer Squash
3. Small Fruited Melons
4. Winter Storage Squashes
5. Tomatoes (determinants)
6. Potatos
7. Corn
8. String Beans
9. Warm Season Lettuce
10. Flowers
Ok so I’m a knife guy with a knife channel… but I have a science background and I’ve always grown houseplants and had soil bottom planted fish tanks.
I recently started several vegetable raised beds (admittedly started way late for my area, in May… but shadecloths!!!)
With that said, this is easily one of my favorite channels!
I’m in NW FL (9a) and these videos are great because I just wait a few weeks and then I’m right on time!
Keep up the great work, my friend!
Love and appreciate what you do👊🏻
I just love love love all your videos! I am in Burlington, NC! Howdy neighbor. I comment on your videos occasionally. I am the 75 year old widow lady who loves to garden in grow bags and buckets. I am so glad I saw your video about the sun screen. I bought a 90% and put it about 9 feet high over my tomatoes and cukes. I can’t believe what a difference it made for my plants! I have been eating Sun Sugarand Sweet 100 cherries like crazy. But, my heirloom tomatoes are going strong now. I have 32 tomato plants that are all indeterminate, except for 3 San Marzanos. I am getting ready to start new determinate tomatoes right away. I have over 250 plants in containers that I grew from seed by using the Winter Sowing method with gallon jugs. No heat lamps needed. I got tons of transplants in my gallon jugs that stayed out all winter then germinated in the spring.
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I usually grow Mexican sunflowers {a beautiful big tall wide bushy bush of red-orange sunflowers} for the Monarch Butterflies who regularly make a pit stop by my New Jersey yard each year during their long journey to overwinter in Mexico. They go crazy for the Mexican Sunflowers.
You are a great presenter! I’m a TH-camr as well and know how hard this is. Good job!
Mr Fancy Pants needs a kiddie pool to cool down. My dog loovvvees his. Great gardening info. Thank you. I ALWAYS watch till the end as the grand finale with Dale always makes me smile.
I harvested my potatoes 🥔 and garlic 🧄 and then I planted okra 🌱,green beans 🫘, and some of the smaller potatoes 🥔.
This is my favorite type of video… so inspiring to get out there and garden 😻
I'm in Fayetteville NC and am starting my 2nd crop of sweet corn. My first crop was peaches and cream and was awesome. I'm planting kandy corn this go round and both varieties are new to me. Will let you all know how it goes but peaches n cream is the best tasting corn I ever ate.
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Always watch your videos, love the fact that you tell people where you're from.
thank you for your insight and honesty.
So tired of watching videos with taglines" 10 things you can plant in July" and they never tell you what zone they are in! Pretty useless.
Thanks for the tips. That's one of the cleanest and most organized garage I've seen. ❤
Yessir! It is hot and I am cranky with this heat & unrelenting sun….wah wah wah 😢 I guess my Early Girl tomatoes are done then? Planted in Apr and they are failing now. The butternut squash, ugh, SO many leaf footed bugs! Thanks for explaining about green beans, they are a failed experiment. Delighted with the option of tearing down “Phase 1” summer veg and moving directly into Phase 2. My melons & sweet potatoes look great this season! You’ve provided inspiration in this video. You granted me “Do Over” game time! 🤣🤣 Hey - I got 4.5” of rain last night south of Raleigh. ❤ I’m going to click into your Amazon store so you get credit - my dog needs that cooling mat. 👍🏻
Re: Tomatoes. On January 5 of this year, I found two ripe red tomatoes behind my raised bed, up against my house. I believe they were Better Boy (about 2.5"). And when I went to plant in the spring, a volunteer was already pushing its way out to take over most of my raised bed. Probably a Better Boy.
It is rare to see, but very appreciated when you start with where you are located. So many start with "Do this now!", with no hint of where they are. Thank you very much, subscribed.
I transplanted cucumbers into the garden yesterday. Only took 10 days from seed. I start them in a 90° F indoor grow room.
I haven't grown much food in quite a few years because I worked at an organic farm and I saw the incredible challenge in north central FL. Well this year I decided to go for it after being so inspired by your channel. It was doing quite well and then after a few nites the deer nearly ate my entire garden. They started with eating all the loquat leaves they could reach, and lots of other vegetation and went on to my beans and cokes and tomato plants. They left the tomatoes but ate all the leaves they could reach. Geez ... I live rural so heavy wild animal population, but for some reason even my organic farm I used to work at said the deer were insatiable this year. I love your delivery of very practical, inspiring and helpful information. You are a pro at the garden and at your channel.
That’s heartbreaking to hear. The squirrels got my garden last year too. Better luck in the next round. ❤
T posts and some fencing should thwart the deer
Commiseration from someone else in NCF, the deer have been demolishing so many of my fruit trees. I’ve learned to expect no fruit on the bottom 5’ of a tree, because they eat all the foliage and new growth up to there over here
I too was thinking some high fencing is probably needed, and a gate.
I put up a fence around my garden to keep deer out. U may need to consider a fence.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge🙏🏻💛 I loved the last part of the video with your cute doggie🥰🐾 Happy summer gardening to you and to all!🌻✨☀️
I’m surprised you mentioned starting nasturtiums. I didn’t know they would germinate in this high heat. Same for string beans. I’m assuming you direct sow.?
Thank you for the info on the sweetness of carrots.
We grew tons of different types of carrots; however, they weren't really sweet. Grew Kyota Reds, Nantes, & Koral. They were beautiful, just not sweet.
We are in central Fl.
I'll adjust my planting time & see how they do.
Thank you again!
I'm learning so much 😊
I found the New Kuroda to do well in ghe heat. Only carrots I'll sow in spring from now on. The rest are for fall crops for me
Oh nice we in the same zone so that makes this awesome to follow your lead!!😊 I love your channel friend your content is GREAT!!!
Great information. You're right about it being hot. I'm in zone 9a Texas. Dale has the right idea about going inside the house 🙂
I Live in So Cal (L.A. Cali) I really Love all the great info you give!! You are very thorough and straight to the point!!
You fall right into something my dad used to say, get your garden information from someone who lives in a worse area than you,if they can you can! When it comes to heat your the man for me.
Haha, I'm in the same boat! I watch him to inspire myself that if he can do it in the humid Carolina heat I can do it in my dry desert heat
Dale, such a good boy!
Thank you for remembering us!!🐝🐝🐝🐞🐞
Of course! 😊
Going to try glacier tomato this year as a fall tomato over here in wilmington nc. It's supposed to tolerate cold and ripen fruit in cooler temps. I grew it as a spring tomato a few years ago but never tried it in fall.
Nice! Love that experimental zeal ya got!
Planted the last of my tomatoes about 2 weeks ago.
Growing some peaches and cream sweet corn, waiting on it to germinate but I do believe I have enough time for everything in zone 9b.
Thank you for everything you do to bring a fall garden. I’ve been wondering and waiting for someone to talk about fall squash, the Hubbards Butternut, the acorn and you touched on that subject bless your heart. Thank you.❤
You are so thoughtful and have outstanding reminders and recommendations for gardens. Thank you for doing the prep work to help us prepare our gardens for the next phase
I usually plant two rounds of winter squash with the long summers of Arkansas. I have 3 Butternut Squash plants that are beginning to wrap up and will be planting some acorn squash this week. Thanks for keeping the consistent posts coming to keep us all motivated!
Please do this monthly...
Or maybe start a Calendar😉
I was shocked but pleased to hear you say cucumbers. I had a long pea season and just planted my cucumbers because of space on my trellis and thought it was too late but worth a shot. Success!
Thank you! I was just thinking today about starting my lettuces and things like kale, spinach, & Swiss chard
Thanks for this video. I already had Roma tomatoes started. I just went and started zucchini, cantaloupe and butternut squash.
Just the inspiration I needed to keep going with my garden here in south TX! Thank you. Give Dale a tummy rub for me!
As always I appreciate your videos! And since I’m only about an hour north of you, I’m extremely grateful to have you to follow!
Thanks Anthony!
Me, too! I'm in Hampstead. So helpful knowing he's nearby.
i grow summer bib letus aka slow bolt, when it gets over 90 it does ok for me zone 5B.
4-6 plantings. That’s incredible. I’ll have to try it.
Thank you! Love Adventures with Dale!
I am always in a gardening mood with the great info always gets me wanting to plant😀👍you’re the best thanks for helping us out!!,
Thanks for your outstanding content! Literally every single video we learn something new!
In Oklahoma here, I haven’t had any production on my cucumbers yet. Had to tear down my zucchini cause of borers.
I’m on my second growing of cucumbers and third squash.
Informative and inspirational, thanks!
Hi again from my garden to yours. THANKS again for information on shade fabric.
Looking at garden around me not using anything to cut heat off there plants have stopped growing. Mine are over 6 foot tall and pepper plants are now 3 foot tall. Cucumber vines are 8 feet off ground and producing very well. Potatoes are doing good.
The eight zucchini plants are taking over. Cabbage heads are the size of bowling balls.
And the taste is the best.
Shade fabric is helping me out so much. Thanks again for information
Awesome! Thank you!
I just planted my second crop of lemon cucumbers and pickling cucumbers. My favorite small melon is the Minnesota midget, it's a softball size very sweet cantaloupe. Thank you for another great video
Cucumbers all were awful up until now so you have inpired me to plant some more.
Idk if it is the bugs or the soil, but tomatoes are doing fine and cucumbers get to about 4 inches and then start looking real rough.
Depends where you live I suppose but there are TONS of native forbs that bloom in July and August to attract beneficial insects. In fact, the prairie natives are most prolific in the hottest months. Purple coneflower, native perennial sunflowers, asters, partridge pea (a bee magnet), and spotted beebalm (a predatory wasp magnet).
Great info . Thanks.
Such great information!!! Thank you.
Thank you for the tips
Loooove butternut. I am in 6a, mine are starting to flower. Just took my 1st zucchini, cucumbers are blossoming. I always feel late, but it's never warm enough to transplant before the end of May. I have 3 tomatoes ready to transplant, and 6 in the garden spots flowering. Would love the longer gardening in NC, but I would probably be outside a lot less or I would melt. LOL Love your videos. My Mom just created her own composter based on your 32 gallon garbage can method, she's excited too.
great suggestions, and thanks for giving the big reminder of considering our growing regions.
I plant green beans with okra, sweet potatoes, corn anything they’ll companion with
Thank you. Informative and very instructional. Keep it up.
Dale said "well, let's go!" 😂
Nice update on what to be planting
Thank you!
Thank you for the video, good info. I noticed doggy fence repurposed in your garden and thought there must be a lucky dog near by....😊Dale is indeed a handsome fellow!
East of Raleigh NC. Thanks for the tips. Gardening is definitely a challenge with the heat we are experiencing. Your backyard is amazing. Deborah 😊😊
I have too grow Indetermine tomatos since we can't eat it fast enough. Once it turned Orange I harvested and placed on our kitchen counter to super ripped and make Green Chile( Mexcian dish 😋) it so good. Or I eat it with salt it's sweet when super ripped. Once we finished the ripped ones we harvest another batch. 2 years we bought store tomatos during the summer. My corns is 2 inches now my second batch. The first batch still no corn just ears and sliks. I did what you said to have kernels didn't work 🙁
Thank you! Im inspired!❤
Thanks for watching!
This was another fantastic video. It was very informative. I have so many notes that I need a notebook. 😊 I've already planted okra and beans. I'm planning on squash and cucumbers. Thank you for all your work. 🤗 Say "hi" to Dale for me. 👍
Update: Current flowers include calendula, nasturtium, borage, and a desert flower mix. 🌼🌺🌼
I feel like the thumbnail blurr on the veggie packs just made them look all the more fallic 😂
I'm so glad I found your channel. I watch with a notebook so I can write down all of your tips and my garden has benefited from your Amazon store! I haven't heard you talk about crop rotation. I know it's important not to plant new plants in the same location as the previous one and I'm figuring that planting squash in a bed that had the beetles would be a killer for the new plants. My beds are still full and I only have a small amount of space where I harvested my cauliflower and shortly my squash will be gone. Any suggestions for crop rotation? Thanks soooo much Anthony. You have made me love my garden this year!
Crop rotation is one of my weaknesses, and it's something I am not great at. The problem is my garden is not large enough for me to rotate efficiently, because I'm always growing a ton of tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, peppers and eggplant. They share a lot of the same diseases. Generally, you don't want to plant things that are in the same family in the same spot. Nightshades include potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers and ground cherries. You wouldn't want to plant one where another nightshade grew the previous year. Cucurbits include squash, pumpkins, gourds, melons and cucumbers. You wouldn't want to plant one where another grew the previous year. And so forth. A good crop to plant after would be a crop that doesn't share diseases, like maybe root crops (beets, carrots, turnips, etc.), lettuces, other leafy greens, annual herbs, etc. It's really an art.
Zone 6B here. My cukes are still only about an inch long :) After lettuce and spinach has bolted, I just use the beds to grow peas as microgreens. Just scatter them very closely and trim off for salads as needed. Cover with insect netting so you don't have to wash. Fold stems and seeds into the soil and repeat. I do that until I can plant lettuce and beet tops again.
Enjoyed this s in really new to gardening. My third garden. First one was a square foot garden, it was beautiful but…. I really was green … saw it really needed more room. Some things I grew just because I wanted to see them not eat them or knew anything about them🤦🏼♀️… then I planted a garden and couldn’t see it thru due to health.. hurt myself trying. I did harvest a small amt of corn tomatoes basil and onions garlic…
This year a late start cause I broke my wrist 🤦🏼♀️🤷♀️soooo I was really happy about late planting in July!!!! My corn is about 3” high my onions are an easy foot high I planted carrots … and I’m going to go for squash and my tomato’s are about a foot high and going to go in the ground today. Potatoes are next… thank you thank you thank you and I had potatoes over winter and just pulled them got a small amount about 10 lbs… what a nice surprise 🌺
You gave so many information as why do these . I love the reasoning part.
Thanks! I try to give reasons why I'm doing what I'm doing instead of just listing things.
You think Lima beans would do good? I love lima beans but have never grown them myself
Thank you! So much great information!!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you. And dale is a good boy. ❤
Sweet alyssum is great because it keeps hornworms off our tomatoes, but it spreads like crazy. I try to always keep it in pots
Here in zone 5 Canada, it's okay to plant some longer maturing carrots. Our first frost is mid October and I do find carrots can take a long time to mature. I'm usually planting too late. Sure they can tolerate frost but they aren't growing much by that point with much shorter days
Replanted my second cucumber plants as you said and they are now full of blooms.
Excellent! My 2nd crop has just germinated and they're on their way.
Nice work ❤❤🎉
I live in the Idaho panhandle and my tomatoes are just now starting to fruit. Too many times, we get a frost that can set back the tomatoes and it takes longer for them to grow. Tomatoes that I just planted are already passing the tomatoes I planted in May. I will get a ton of fruit . I am able to freeze enough to last all winter.
This was really good info. I live east of you, so this really helps me out.
I appreciate your wisdom in gardening and your willingness to share it so much 😊 thank you!
You’re welcome!
Thanks!
You're welcome! Thank you so much for your support and generosity! I really appreciate it ❤
Thanks for this great video. I was just thinking of pulling a couple of my cucumber plants and starting new ones! I'm also going to do green beans too and a couple of tomatoes thanks to your video..SC zone 8a
I didn’t know you could grow potatoes and corn now, a second time. So cool!!
Called my dog handsome pants too. My sister laughed!!
I started a zinnia, marigold and cosmos patch that is about 4" high right now. I'm starting bok choi seeds now as I had some in the spring as a trap crop. I have alyssum but it is small and struggling to flower in this heat. I had some shade cloth over them but I have removed it for awhile as it may need more sun. They have always been finicky to grow for me. I can grow zinnia, cosmos, marigolds, and lots of spices easily here in zone 6b.
Super helpful to me as I’m moving to the south !!❤
I did from Massachusetts and I love it but the summers are HOT 🥵.
I moved from Connecticut and yes, they are!!!🥵🥵🤒
Great video ! Always very informative and I can always depend on your knowledge of what to plant and when. Thanks from Wilson county NC
Been a cool rainy windy day in Canada today
Thank you for posting this informative video 😊
Glad it was helpful!
This guy is living the life I was thinking about when I spent time in the Wilmington area. I stayed at Brunswick Forest, Compass Pointe, and other communities but I thought it would be nice to have a house with a large yard for gardening.
It's tough. The HOA's here are terrible. Your options are either a neighborhood with an HOA or an apartment. No land anywhere ☹ But, I bought land in Florida for later in life for that reason.
We really enjoy your channel and it has helped us a lot. Your fingerprints are all over our vegetable garden this year: straw mulch, Florida Weave, Celebrity and Super Sweet 100s, electric toothbrush, etc. When we have a garden question we come on here to see if you have done a video on it.
You have a great channel!
Hey there from Hope Mills
We would love to see your new seedlings for future plants please
Middle TN here! I've been feeling a little defeated with my garden today. May was super rainy, with flash flooding. June has been in the upper 90's and super dry. I think we've had 1/2" of rain the entire month. We're on the same path with July so far. Inspite of a good start, My garden is dry and struggling. Listening to your video gave me that second wind. to keep trying.
Middle Tn here too. Have you considered rain barrels? Has really made a difference for my garden.
Wow in the NE my sunflowers haven’t even headed yet, one is starting and I’ll have my first bloom soon. We’ve had a really late start this year, we actually had a very cool spring. Even the volunteers didn’t sprout until late May early June. Such an odd season here. No female squash blooms yet, most fruiting plants are still in their halfway stage, I can’t even fit my next rotation yet. Today for example was very cool for July, only mid 70’s with a breeze. Also last year I had vine borers from May-Sept 2 waves, this year they just started laying eggs 2 weeks ago. It’s crazy how each gardening season can drastically vary. Last year I had squash and sunflower blooms in early June! I may not even have time for 2nd and 3rd successions. Has anyone else in the NE approx zone 7a/7b experienced a much later season this year?
I have really enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for the info. I’m in 8b in AZ, Hugh dessert so this will work great for me. 🎉
I love to put rock or moss rose annual. around the garden. Im not sure if it does well in your area. It is short and very colorful. 🎉🎉 Great video. Im trying the second tomato season this year.
Awesome information....Glad I found your channel 👍
I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
I’m in zone 8, NC. I was thinking of taking cuttings from my better boy tomatoes and rooting them. Do you think there’s time for them to grow?.