7 Vegetables You Can Plant NOW in JULY! Planting Vegetables in the Summer

In this video I will go over my top 7 picks for vegetables you can grow from seed right now in the heat of summer. In most climates there is still plenty of time for these 7 crops. Planting vegetables in the summer is possible if you know your frost dates and plan accordingly.

[nunyabiznez]

LOL I live in Florida. I planted my tomato seeds in November. I harvested in February. My tomato tree is now three and a half years old and just yesterday I harvested twenty tomatoes for some pasta sauce.

[ccc-ypot]

Started a victory garden this year. Unbelievable 2 Zucchini plants feeding entire neighborhood. Also lettuce very convenient. Basil delish in everything.

[patdthomas]

I just finished revamping my surface garden with a series of new raised beds yesterday, July 4th. As I stood there admiring my handywork it hit me, "What can I plant in July?" Thanks to this video, it's good to know I have a wealth of choices.

[bonniespruin]

Thank you so much! I'm a very new gardener and I'm learning a lot from you! I never thought I would enjoy container gardening as much as I am!

[rosiesrun]

glad i found this channel. you've saved my tomatoes and now given that extra push to make our garden even bigger this year on July 1. Thanks a ton

[ellscruiser]

Love that you planted pollinator plants for the bees and butterflies! Your Chanel is the best for zone 9!

[tomevans]

Plant everything. Pay attention what works where your at!

[HollywoodRuby]

We are in the north part of California Central Coast..9b..very hot (finally) and some frost in winter, FLOODS last year. We came from the beach —Belmont Shores, Long Beach—I feel like the head-swiveling girl in “Exorcist.” Your videos give me hope. We have built two 4 x 8 raised beds and used shade clock over by 20 plant rose garden just to try and grow things in this crazy climate.Thank you!!

[farmerbob]

I’m on my third succession planting of summer squash. You’re right it does love the hot weather!

[JeremyJonesTattoo]

3:30 is when he starts talking about what you can plant.

[JennTN]

It's now June 2022, I'm glad I found this video! Added a piece of fencing to the side of a shed-conversion for a coop, put down tomato, cucumber, and bean seeds. Having someone behind you (but so far away!) helps when you're unsure if it's the right thing to do. Thanks from 6b to everyone for advice in the comments!😍

[tanyaernst]

Found a new group. Pleased to be here. 2nd year gardener-lots to learn!

[ronndapagan]

I am new at gardening this year and just bought some starter plants from the garden center at Lowes to get a head start with my garden. I bought a small greenhouse to use in getting my seeds started for this growing season. Thank you for this very informative video and look forward to more informative videos.

[susanhighland]

I just planted Amaranth for the greens and for the grain harvest. It's all up and growing!

[kathybottoms]

I live in Texas I planted tomatoes starters and artichokes.keeping my fingers crossed.

[rockhoundalexander]

Just want to say thank you. Your videos, and awesome. What you do here is so much larger than you realize. The gift your giving about gardening is priceless. Thank you from the rest us.

[jasminephillips]

So glad I came across this video. Thought it was too late to plant runner beans and courgette seeds but will now be planting them tomorrow. Thank you very much for the clear information. You’ve got new UK subscriber.

[mkweber]

So looking forward to Sunday's video. I got a bush zucchini this year and it seems to need quite a bit of convincing to grow UP. Thanks again for all your guidance!

[twilagullatt]

Thank you for sharing this video with me. I am glad that I found your channel. I hope that I will put more seeds and transplants into the ground.

[bethsands]

Awesome video ! I love that you know your goods vs bad insects, though hey usually resolve garden issues themselves. Most people don't know that you can keep on rowing through the seasons...thank you for enlightening them.