What Veg Seeds to Sow in July 2022 | Easy to Grow Veg for a Super Summer/Autumn/Winter Harvest #86

What vegetable seeds can you sow in July? Although the focus for many fruit and vegetable growers in July may be maintaining existing crops and harvesting, there is also a great opportunity to continue sowing to provide later crops and harvests later in the year and beyond.

The climate in July is usually much warmer and drier and this provides a great opportunity for sowing directly outside. In this video I share with you 9 different vegetable seeds that I will be sowing in July to try to maximise my harvest over a longer period.

I hope you enjoy the video and gain one or two suggestions that you might try for yourself. I'd love to know what vegetables you are sowing in July so please let me know in the comments below the video.

Here are the links to a few videos on the channel you might find of interest:

This channel will help you to learn new techniques for growing fruit and vegetable in a garden or on an allotment and provide some recipes for how to use all of this wonderful fresh produce!

I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions or comments in relation to Allotments, Gardens, Vegetables, Fruit, Recipes or any related issues then please leave them below. I will choose a few questions to answer in future videos, so you may get a mention!

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[totallyjaded]

Brilliant thank you. Helped with planning my winter crops this year. Building my poly house this month 🤞

[andreahodson]

i saw the notification for this video and my first thought was, flipping heck i havent finished planting/ cramming for june! 🤔🤣🤣🤣🌻🌺

[lisag]

Thanks for the tips, , very useful to have a reminder, , are you pretty much self sufficient in veggies? I enjoy sowing seeds and watching the green shoots emerge and any spare space I have on my two allotments I sow carrots, , I had my first taste of potatoes last night, , boy oh boy, , no comparison to shop bought, , best wishes, Lisa

[nickthegardener.]

Thanks Gary. The night scented stock are coming on, still small but growing.👍

[TheAllotmentGardenandKitchen]

Don't forget to hit the SUBSCRIBE BUTTON and also the BELL ICON to be notified when each new video is uploaded. I hope you enjoy the videos and let me know if you have any suggestions for future videos. Thank you for watching. Kind regards. Gary

[lfking]

Just got an allotment plot and wondered what to plant next week when I've prepped the ground. Your video is so helpful. Thank you.

[delacyfans]

Fantastic tips - thanks so much, I’m a new gardener and your knowledge has helped me so much 😊

[harrybrown]

Good suggestions, I also like to grow Khol rabi in July. Just like turnips with a nice spinach type leaf as a bonus. They grow fast and reliably ☺

[lisaskilton]

just come across your utube video and these are great tips. very informative. I have a gap in my poly tunnel from removing woody celery so trying to decide what to put there. growing carrots at the moment, but perhaps some more beetroot. radishes are going strong but love to be able to continue to re-sow these every few weeks! perhaps more lettuce I think as thinking of growing more beetroot and carrots outside in raised beds along with my slow growing parsnips which i hope will be successful later this year! I have a serious issue with rabbits, mice and squirrels where I live so having to cover most things outside with chicken wire!

[bewoodford]

I am finding lettuce hard to germinate. I have no idea why! Any tipe please? Thank you :-)

[AnjumanarasGardeningVlogsUK]

Great tips Gary. I will try doing winter vegetables gardening this year once my husband makes my greenhouse! I will definitely follow your instructions. Thank you ❤️

[susanwood]

Love your channel. Having a huge success with cucumber Beth alpha in the cooler end of my greenhouse, more cu’s than I can use but delicious. Sowed honeydew melon at the sam time, no flowers but lots of growth. This is my first time and I’m not sure they’re doing well. Any ideas? I’m a Brummie in Carmarthenshire Wales

[jennyjohnson]

Thanks for all the tips again Gary, I have a lot of those seeds so I'm ready to go. I've just sown my 3rd lot of Valmaine, Little Gem and Radicchio. I've never had much luck with Spring Onions, always sown Pompeii and White Lisbon. Maybe time for a change! Thanks for a very informative video.

[carolsloanes]

Great video whats the lettuce seed called the ones next up from the end near to the camera.The very upright ones.
Tks

[marionwilliams]

HI,
I enjoy your video's
Can I ask you.
This yea I am plagued with white fly.
Do you have any advice please? as your pot is amazing
M

[themightykhan]

Sound like a brummie, where u based? Im in smethwick

[lyndaturner]

I like your no nonsense approach, straight to the point and loads of good advice, only difference is as a 74 year old lady I practice the no dig method, making lots of my own compost to add to my raised beds each year in Dalek bins, but the methods are the same for growing, so thank you for sharing your knowledge.