Crops You MUST Grow in July (Zone 9)

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There are so many crops you can grow in Zone 9 for year-round harvests. And even though July is a hot month there are still so many crops you can plant. In this video I share the crops I'm planting right now and how to figure out your last summer planting dates so that you can take full advantage of your summer garden.
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Time Codes:
0:00 Into to July Gardening in Zone 9
0:36 Why You Should Continue Planting All Season Long
1:08 What I’m Replanting in July
2:55 Crops to Plant in July in Zone 9
4:06 Join the Zone 9 Garden Club
4:31 How to Find Last Planting Date for Warm-Season Crops
6:27 How to Root Your Own Tomato Plants
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[@booger100101]

That's what I'm doing. Regrowing Bokchoi, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, more bell peppers, continuing hot peppers and thinking about okra, good harvest of okra, tomatoes, hot peppers, bokchoi.. oh and cabbage getting big, already ate one small head and sweet..

[@cdinaz]

still figuring this stuff out. Out here in Phoenix... tomatoes, squash, sunflowers, bell peppers, strawberries - dead... all casualties of the heat out here. Figs, acerola, mulberries, stokes sweet potatoes, ube are doing pretty well.

[@lindashankle9645]

Thanks for this very informative video. My zucchini and crooked neck yellow squash plants didn’t produce well at all and I had only one zucchini and two yellows. My cucumbers also poorly produced. I'll give them another shot. Again, thanks. Have a blessed and sunshining day.😊 🌞

[@hollja]

Cucumbers are still producing. Have replanted green beans. Definitely going to try cuttings from my tomatoes.

[@ThomasNewton-hg1kj]

This is a great teaching video!

[@growagarden54]

Do you direct sow basil this time of year? or do seeds need to be started indoors? Thank you. Great video :)

[@a1hindes]

My okra has also been super slow. I put in transplants weeks ago and they've just sat there. I put in seeds and same thing. Weird.