12 Crops You Can STILL Start In July RIGHT NOW!
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Top Comments (10)
I love that you guys brought in creators from all the different zones for this! It is so easy to give up and just go into 'survival mode' when July hits, but seeing options for both Zone 5 and the extreme heat of Texas/Florida is exactly the motivation I needed. 🌱
Jacques is absolutely right about cucumbers needing special defense mechanisms in the heat at [03:49]. Here in the Philippines, we're already dealing with brutal tropical temperatures, and learning to manage that early morning watering schedule is exactly what keeps my garden alive. That Armenian Cucumber recommendation is going straight to the top of my list for this month! 🥒☀️
You mean to tell me I’m allowed to keep making my plant army *even bigger?*
Yay Ben! Also really loving Gray, very useful for my California central valley heat, and a good presenter.
Dang, 3 minutes has definetly got to be the earliest I have been to one of these haha thanks for the video
Living in zone 3a, there's not much I can plant from seed other than greens and radishes at this point. But this is the perfect time of year to get great deals at plant nurseries. I managed to fill my fairly large car with heavily discounted tomatoes, peppers, and herbs for about $50. And I also started a few trays of microgreens, which are immune to seasons.
My Botanical Interests Lacinato Kale lasted all the way through our foot and more of snow this last winter, and then started growing again in the spring! The plant is almost a year old now, all I did was heavy wood mulch at the base of the plant.
Graylen, I really enjoyed your Texas input here, I'm 8B, 30 miles south of Dallas!! And I'm definitely going to try some collards and malibar spinach! 💚oh, and the mustard greens 😋
Graylen , your voice is so soothing! I really like your advice on sowing and growing collards!
0:45 zone 7 finally getting some love!
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Top Comments (10)
I love that you guys brought in creators from all the different zones for this! It is so easy to give up and just go into 'survival mode' when July hits, but seeing options for both Zone 5 and the extreme heat of Texas/Florida is exactly the motivation I needed. 🌱
Jacques is absolutely right about cucumbers needing special defense mechanisms in the heat at [03:49]. Here in the Philippines, we're already dealing with brutal tropical temperatures, and learning to manage that early morning watering schedule is exactly what keeps my garden alive. That Armenian Cucumber recommendation is going straight to the top of my list for this month! 🥒☀️
You mean to tell me I’m allowed to keep making my plant army *even bigger?*
Yay Ben! Also really loving Gray, very useful for my California central valley heat, and a good presenter.
Dang, 3 minutes has definetly got to be the earliest I have been to one of these haha thanks for the video
Living in zone 3a, there's not much I can plant from seed other than greens and radishes at this point. But this is the perfect time of year to get great deals at plant nurseries. I managed to fill my fairly large car with heavily discounted tomatoes, peppers, and herbs for about $50. And I also started a few trays of microgreens, which are immune to seasons.
My Botanical Interests Lacinato Kale lasted all the way through our foot and more of snow this last winter, and then started growing again in the spring! The plant is almost a year old now, all I did was heavy wood mulch at the base of the plant.
Graylen, I really enjoyed your Texas input here, I'm 8B, 30 miles south of Dallas!! And I'm definitely going to try some collards and malibar spinach! 💚oh, and the mustard greens 😋
Graylen , your voice is so soothing! I really like your advice on sowing and growing collards!
0:45 zone 7 finally getting some love!