What to plant in July — zone 6b
Zone 6b averages its last spring frost around April 25 and its first fall frost around October 15. Everything below is timed from those two dates, so it stays useful whether you're planting for summer or for a fall harvest.
Succession sow
- Beetaround Jul 4
Sowing 3: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Carrotaround Jul 4
Sowing 3: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Cucumberaround Jul 11
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Zucchiniaround Jul 11
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Basilaround Jul 11
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Winter squasharound Jul 18
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Beetaround Jul 25
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
- Carrotaround Jul 25
Sowing 4: replant every 21 days so one planting never has to feed you all season.
Start indoors for fall
Direct sow for fall
- Parsleyaround Jul 9
Fall parsley window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
- Bush beanaround Jul 14
Fall bush bean window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
- Lettucearound Jul 15
Succession sowing 3 of 3 — sow every 21 days for a steady cut.
- Peaaround Jul 19
Fall pea window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
- Cilantroaround Jul 20
Succession sowing 3 of 3 — sow every 21 days for a steady cut.
- Carrotaround Jul 20
Fall carrot window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
- Beetaround Jul 24
Fall beet window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
- Dillaround Jul 24
Fall dill window opens — sowing now beats the last-minute date by a month of growth.
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