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What to plant in the heat of summer?
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What to plant in the heat of summer?
So, my spring stuff has all peaked, bolted, or been pulled, and it's too early for the fall planting. The tomatoes look great, but have stopped flowering for now. The squash and zukes are producing plenty. Peppers are beginning to produce, as are the bush beans. In the meantime, I have a bunch of squares sitting empty, longing to bring forth new produce!
What are you (or should I be) planting during the heat of the summer? I've held off on my pole beans, following Squash's advice, in order to avoid the Japanese beetles, and I will be planting them soon. Other than that, what would make a good crop between now and the fall?
What are you (or should I be) planting during the heat of the summer? I've held off on my pole beans, following Squash's advice, in order to avoid the Japanese beetles, and I will be planting them soon. Other than that, what would make a good crop between now and the fall?
1airdoc- Posts : 188
Join date : 2011-05-04
Location : 7a (Northern middle Tennessee)
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
onions? lol, Build a perennial flower bed?
i just don't know......
i just don't know......
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Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
Maybe melons, cukes or malebar spinach
CharlesB- Posts : 273
Join date : 2012-01-02
Location : Philadelphia, PA
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
Okra and sweet potatoes....
sceleste54- Posts : 382
Join date : 2010-04-08
Location : Florida Panhandle
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
Wondering the same thing, I was thinking more carrots and radishes, since underground shouldn't be affected as above the ground is by the heat of summer, and they're near-ready to pick. I'm also going to take a chance on lettuce; forgot to plant it early, (my other half has a fair amount in his garden, probably ready to bolt). (I'm also taking a trip to the organic farmstand this afternoon, see what they have left for peppers and eggplant "seedlings" to fill in some squares.)
Nicola- Posts : 219
Join date : 2010-05-19
Location : Central CT Zone 6a
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
Last week I planted watermelon and cantaloupe. Today I planted more romaine and other lettuces under cover. I'm going to plant some bunching onions under cover as soon as I harvest more finished romaine, and will also plant more carrots and radishes.
Altho I have about 4 squares of radishes going right now...they just keep going and going and going. Crazy things...
CC
Altho I have about 4 squares of radishes going right now...they just keep going and going and going. Crazy things...
CC
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
Join date : 2012-05-20
Age : 68
Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
I plan to plant Swiss Chard where I had my peas.
squaredeal- Posts : 192
Join date : 2011-05-09
Location : Indianapolis=6a
Re: What to plant in the heat of summer?
I planted a couple of basil plants. Now I know it is late but am going to let them bolt and get the seeds from them.
floyd1440- Posts : 815
Join date : 2011-06-21
Age : 70
Location : Washington, Pa. Zone 6a
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