Missed Spring? Here's What You Can Still Plant in July

BY RASNETWORK GARDENING TEAM | NEHA TIWARI

Think you’ve missed your gardening window? It’s not too late—start growing now and still enjoy a bountiful harvest this season! July is perfect for heat-loving, fast-growing crops. Here’s what you can still sow—and harvest before fall arrives!

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Sow fast-growing carrot varieties directly in the soil. Keep the top layer moist, thin out seedlings, and harvest sweet roots in 2 months.

Carrots

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Lettuce

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Grow loose-leaf lettuce in partial shade to prevent bolting. Water consistently and harvest leaves young for the best flavor.

Bush Beans

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Bush beans love summer heat and grow fast. Direct sow in garden beds or containers and enjoy crisp pods in as little as 50 days.

Cucumbers

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Choose compact or trellis-friendly varieties. Keep the soil moist, feed occasionally, and harvest cucumbers while still tender.

Broccoli

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Start broccoli now for a fall harvest. Use early-maturing types, keep soil cool and moist, and protect from harsh sunlight.

Sweet Corn

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Plant corn in blocks, not rows, for better pollination. Choose quick-maturing hybrids and water regularly for juicy summer ears.

Green Onions

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Green onions are quick, compact, and easy. Sow directly or regrow from cuttings—harvest fresh shoots in just a few weeks.

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