July Gardening in Florida: Top 15 Vegetables to Plant NOW

Are you wondering what to plant in your Florida garden this July? Look no further! In this video, I'll share the vegetables that you can start growing this time of year, along with projects I plan to do in the garden. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a beginner, you'll find plenty of useful information to help you get started.

So, what are some of our favorite vegetables to grow in July in Florida? I'll cover everything from leafy greens and root vegetables to beans and tomatoes. You'll learn about the best varieties to choose, when to plant, how to fertilize and water, and how to protect your plants from pests and diseases.

I'll also share some general tips for successful gardening in Florida, such as how to deal with the hot and humid weather, and how to keep your garden looking its best year-round.

So, join me as we explore what to grow in July in your Florida garden. Don't forget to enter our free seed giveaway for your chance to win some amazing seeds to get your garden started!

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[HomegrownFloridaZa]

Make sure you comment below 👇for a chance to win this months seed giveaway ☘️🤩

[prettyboy]

I grew a ton of cowpeas last summer and I didn't bother burying them. I just threw handfuls of dried black eyed peas on my raised beds. They grew just fine and they improved my soil so much that I am doing it again this year.

[cakedreamer]

I’m definitely working on my “set it and forget it garden”. In SE Louisiana we are coming off our second heat wave this summer and will be “cooling down” a bit for the 4th of July (crazy to say that)

Hearing the hurricane talk takes me back to 2021 when I intentionally decided to go in to have my son 1 week before Hurricane Ida hit…I was already in early labor and fearful the atmospheric pressure change would send me over and I’d be birthing at home …so at 6cm dilated I strolled into the hospital to welcome him (1 day past him being preemie)…my moms house was wrecked 1 wk later with hurricane Ida and I had my mom, brother, and nanny (god mother) living with us (me and husband, our 1wk old and 3 older children.)

Honestly, great memories were made but life was a mess 😂

[maldabeetus]

I am a first year gardener.I planted black eyed peas, 6 types of peppers, watermelon, pumpkin, kale, tomatoes and a ton more and herbs.Everything is doing great! Just found your video today.

[seedtotable]

I’m soo glad I discovered you . I live in south Florida just off the edge of what’s considered central Florida . I really loved your yearly summary video where you reflected on the previous year. I wish most gardeners did that as I learned soo much from your mistakes. Thank you!

[BloomwithGraceGardenFlorida]

I am doing a neglected Florida GARDEN. 😂😂..

[lindapearson]

I just love your videos. Keep them coming.

[shine]

Would love to try Ethiopian kale. Thanks for the giveaway!

[SLK]

My Everglade tomatoes are doing great. So flavorful! I’m in zone 10a (Stuart, Florida).

[gardeningismypeace]

I have never tried Ethiopian Kale. They way you describe the texture and flavor sounds like it would make a great addition to my garden. Thank you for all the great information.

[Dani-girl]

Wow, what a nice give away I have not yet tried that variety I live in lakeland and have a 200, square-foot above ground garden area and love love love being in the garden early early early in the morning. Thanks again.

[brendaclark]

Growing in Central Florida in the summer is a challenge to say the least! Love the options you provide to keep us busy trying new things. Love my fall greens, so having Ethiopian Kale to try to get through summer months is a game changer! Would love to try it

[andreacruz]

I love your videos! They’re so helpful. I’d love some of the kale seeds. I’m new to gardening but me and my 4 & 6 year old love doing it and it’s a great way for us to bond. Because this kale doesn’t seem too hard to grow this would be perfect for me and my girls to sow, watch grow and eat together. Can’t wait to watch your next video.

[hzkvjsl]

Yes, good for you. I'm the same way with my summer gardening. I only garden after 7pm and run in and out of my house during the day to do short garden tasks in my shady spots.

[nydiamarcial]

I am letting my garden rest here in zone 10. I love kale, would love to have some of these seeds. 🌱💕🙏🙋🏻‍♀️I have grown dwarf kale..love it. 👍🌱

[arturoarche]

I also do the 15-20 minute outdoor task and cool off in the A/C for about an hour. Have a nice day.

[Nerdy_Temptra]

I'd love to try and grow something new for my family to try! Your videos are always super informative for us beginners. <3

[sashamastantonio]

My husband and I just moved to a new home and im trying to expand my summer garden, im trying new things and sharing with my friends so I’d love to try this Ethiopian kale!!

[isabelhernandez]

Hello from Ft. Lauderdale, FL! Discovered your channel this week & have learned so much already! Started growing herbs & vegetables for the first time this spring (peppers & ginger ). My only child is leaving for college & needed a hobby, but discovered how rewarding it feels to grow your own food! I enjoy kale in smoothies, salads & even baked as a chip. Would love an opportunity to grow Ethiopian kale.

[janicemoyer]

Great video ❤!
I guess I missed the screenshot of the banana plant 😂, kinda wanna see how that’s doing.
I would love for you to explain the whole peanut thing though. You just put the whole thing in the ground and it grows? I think you said raw peanuts…
So much material you have to cover for those of us still in the ‘baby stage’ of learning Florida gardening. 😉