Vegetable Seeds to Plant in July: Zone 6
Vegetable Seeds to Plant in July: Zone 6
Wondering what seeds to plant in July? I share which vegetable seeds I sow in my Zone 6a, Ohio garden in the month of July- both indoors & outdoors.
00:00 Intro
00:29 Seed to Start Indoors
00:45 Quick Seed-Starting How-To
01:34 Seed to Start Indoors Cont.
02:22 Seeds To Direct Sow Outdoors
Seeds that can be sown indoors in July:
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Cabbage
Kale
Kohlrabi
Fennel
Green Onions
Collards
Mustard
Pac Choi
Bok Choi
Chard
Romaine or other heat tolerant lettuce
Seeds to direct sow outdoors in July:
Bush Beans
Zucchini/Summer Squash
Carrots
Beets
Rutabaga
Turnip
Daikon Radish
Peas
Bonus** Cover crops to sow in July
Buckwheat
Sorghum Sudangrass
Sunn Hemp
Cowpeas
Sunflowers
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I need to start some indoor planting. Thanks Jenna
I am brand new to gardening and this was super helpful!
Oh, you just had to remind me, right? Ha ha ha. Thinking of just doing collards for fall eating and alliums for next year. I suppose I can direct sow the collards. But surely wouldn’t hurt to start them now.
We do have June mater starts for a second sowing. Plus some second sowing cukes. And probably some potatoes.
Have a super week Jenna! ✌️
Zone 6 Columbus Ohio,
Planning on next season melon patch .
Question ❓ Should I now cover with plastic for weed control,
Question ❓ I’ve also have a broadfork should I broad fork before the covering of plastic for weed control.
Thanks, know you are going to be teaching cover crops I’m trying to get prepare for the cover crops
So glad I stumbled across your channel! Fellow YouTube garden educator here!! I started a series this year of what you can be planting this month in zone 7!!! So fun to see you’re doing the same for your zone!
Wonderful video! My summer garden is looking great, but I’ve been in a seed shopping spree again for fall crops! The store picking are pretty thin, and the cashiers look at me like I’m crazy, “Don’t you know it’s too late to start from seed?” they say…. I then have to explain it’s all about a great fall crop now! (Also, my seeds I bought this spring got soaked in a rain storm this spring germinated and/or got moldy…. The whole box of seeds…. so replacement is a must. 🥺)
I planted in 4 inch pots this week and left outside thinking less house flies, plus starts can stay in pots longer while current garden plants might not be done. I showed garlic in October last year from grocery store garlic and it was wonderful. Is there a reason to buy more expensive seed garlic?
Look at all the different colors of Cauliflower and carrots there is, I was unaware of those. The Cauliflower looked like you just picked a bouchée of Hydrangeas 😉😁
With all this rain we’ve had I’m thinking I should have grown cranberries.
The frogs are even heading for high ground.
I need to get re started!
Wonderful advice! Very well done video, love the cut scenes to you working while you explain.
It’s always hard to start planning for fall right when the summer crops start producing! We likely will not get a fall garden in this year as we are moving but we will definitely be busy trying to get the infrastructure for the new garden ready for next year!
Hi live zone 6 Cincinnati first time gardener learning what grow thanks for your information
Always a good source for information! Thanks Jenna 🙏🏻
Most welcome to youre informative video ,in case of us weather is very hot we can grow only spinnach & corriander in such kind of weather ok thank you
I live in Girard, Ohio pretty close to youngstown. We have had so much rain that most of my garden is suffering. My zucchini, peppers and cucumbers are just not growing right. The only thing that seems to be growing are my tomatoes and green beans.
Been redoing my chicken coop lately
Great educational video again. Happy Gardening 🧑🌾 Jenna.
Love how clear and concise you are!
This is soooo helpful!!!
Do you think amaranth would still be doable I’m in NE Missouri.
Do you have leaf miners in your area? I saw that huge Swiss chard behind you looking good and wanted to ask how do you protect it from leaf miners?
can I just say I hate that this was posted 7 hours ago and I just now got the notification? What is the point in them if they dont tell me until so much after someone posts a video, especially when they are live.. I never catch lives. (not that this one is) just frustrating though when Im boredly looking for something interesting to watch.
Great info, thanks.
Thanks for the teaching Jenna
I’m behind on your videos, but the air pruning pots was great info. I have pots that I use that aren’t normal garden pot. I use what ever I find. One could convert a normal garden pot or the pots that I use ( which aren’t really pots) into an air pruning pot. I will be doing that the next time I re-pot a plant. It should work. Take care!
Where on earth did you find 50-cell trays??? I’ve been looking but cannot find them anywhere it’s just the 72-cell packs which are way too small!
Great video, Jenna. First time for me to do a fall Garden, the information in this video is so helpful. I live in zone 6 Ohio, too. You’re my main source of information. I also appreciate how your videos are direct and to the point. You rate A+++, thank you so much.
Finally, a concise "what to plant in July" video. Thank you. Zone 6b in Southeast PA here, and am finally going to commit to a fall planting.
This is awesome! I just started my gaden channel and so far just my family is subscribed 🙁
Thank you! It’s so great to get so much detailed information in a short amount of time and its even tailored to where I live
This list could be for northeast PA.
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Huge storms may affect standing crops corn 🌽
Your video was very important to me .. Your video is very clear .. I watched this many times to grow the way you planted it. Thank you very much for your video.best video
Hi I do wish everyyone on a website and you tube would as you do announce the zone and general location as you do also , I’m also gardening in the clay base Columbus Ohio soil and I did garden in Iowa the land of deep fertility loamy black soil 12 plus inch deep.Lady ,I have driven past road construction in Iowa and just driull looking at the dark black soil in the ditchs I would love to garden in.
Thanks
Late harvest are the money crops bringing fresh produce in the fall ..so nice 👍
Another great video. I find these videos very motivating.
Hi Jenn we support your channel as the garden planters award 😃👋👋👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I just stumbled upon your channel and so glad I did. I’m also a zone 6a in Pennsylvania and frost dates similar to yours. You channel will be very helpful!
where do you buy your seeds?
The absolute best summary of what to plant when and what it will yield when. Thank you!
Awesome video Jenna. Interested that you grow Kale in both spring and fall. My kale usually lasts all season so I haven’t considered planting more for fall. Do fall planted Kale stick through early winter better than spring planted?
wow freshy tomatoes and beautiful natural I like your tv
Whoops, my indoor starting fall crops got totally missed 😂 watching diligently for what you plant in the month of august direct sown portion 😂 can you please include anything you can/will put a cover on to extend the season? Very very interested in what handles that and what doesn’t
Always the best information given Mrs. Jenna. Stay safe and have a wonderful rest of the week!