Some vegetables can be grown in mid-summer.
Broccoli
Broccoli is a winter vegetable that can be planted in July.
Broccoli does not require special conditions to grow.
The plant needs moderate heat and no frost.
You can choose different varieties of broccoli, which will differ in growing conditions or number of heads.
Don't plant broccoli too early, as the vegetable will not ripen until late fall in warmer climates.
The vegetable can also reach maturity in cool climates.
Plant broccoli around the second half of summer so that the young shoots of the plant can take root.
Cucumbers
If your region has a warmer climate, you can plant cucumbers in midsummer.
Thus, the vegetable will ripen in late summer and early autumn.
You can plant another crop if you did this in the spring.
Choose vegetables for pickling, as they produce fruit quickly - within 55 days.
Climbing cucumbers will take up more space than bush varieties.
Water your cucumbers deeply and regularly for a good harvest.
With proper watering and care of the vegetable, the harvest will not be bitter.
Beans
You can grow beans in batches every two weeks.
This way you will have a bean harvest throughout the summer.
This plant prefers warm climates, so you can grow this in mid-July if temperatures stay warm enough until mid-autumn.
You can grow bush or climbing varieties of beans.
Beans also prefer moist, but not too moist soil.
It is important to maintain a regular regime of watering the vegetable.
For a good harvest, grow plants near the beans that will attract pollinating insects.
Previously, we told you how to grow star jasmine.
