What to Plant in July & Garden Tour Zone 9

By admin | July 29, 2022 |

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What to Plant in July:

Zone 9a:
Okra, Southern peas, sweet potatoes ginger, cucumber, amaranth, long squash, calabaza, Seminole pumpkin, sunflowers, chayote squash, luffa, Malabar spinach, , papaya, and roselle.
Zone 9b:
Okra, Southern peas, sweet potatoes, ginger, Seminole pumpkin, sunflowers, luffa, yucca, papaya, ginger, roselle, Sugar cane, yucca, pigeon pea, passion fruit, chayote squash, yucca, amaranth, long squash, calabaza and Malabar spinach.

Resources:
https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/plant-of-the-month/what-to-plant/
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