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July is not the month to plant everything. But it is not too late. In Texas, July planting only works when you choose crops that can actually handle the heat. Think: Okra Southern peas Yardlong beans Malabar spinach Zinnias Marigolds Sunflowers And pumpkins for fall. The key is not just what you plant. It is keeping the soil consistently moist while seeds get started and not planting into dry, hot, bare soil and hoping for the best. Texas gardening is different, and July proves it. Check the lin
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July is not the month to plant everything. But it is not too late. In Texas, July planting only works when you choose crops that can actually handle the heat. Think: Okra Southern peas Yardlong beans Malabar spinach Zinnias Marigolds Sunflowers And pumpkins for fall. The key is not just what you plant. It is keeping the soil consistently moist while seeds get started and not planting into dry, hot, bare soil and hoping for the best. Texas gardening is different, and July proves it. Check the lin
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