🌱 July Planting Guide for Zone 7b 🌱

Yes! You can still plant in July! With warm soil and plenty of sun, now’s the time to sneak in fast growers and fall crops.

🥬 Vegetables to Direct Sow:

• 🥕 Carrots

• 🥬 Beets

• 🧄 Green onions

• 🥦 Broccoli (for fall harvest)

• 🥬 Kale

• 🥬 Collards

• 🥬 Mustard greens

• 🥗 Lettuce (heat-tolerant varieties)

• 🌱 Bush beans

• 🥒 Cucumbers (early varieties)

• 🥦 Kohlrabi

• 🌿 Turnips

• 🌿 Swiss chard

🪴 Herbs to Plant:

• 🌿 Basil

• 🌿 Dill

• 🌿 Cilantro (start late in the month for fall)

• 🌿 Parsley

🌸 Flowers for Pollinators & Pests:

• 🌻 Marigolds

• 🌼 Zinnias

• 🌸 Nasturtiums

2025/7/21 Edited to

... Read moreJuly is an ideal time for gardeners in Zone 7b to take advantage of warm soil and long sunny days by planting fast-growing vegetables and fall crops. Direct sowing vegetables such as carrots, beets, green onions, and broccoli allows gardeners to extend their growing season and enjoy fresh produce into the cooler months. Additionally, hardy greens like kale, collards, and mustard greens are well-suited for late-season planting and can withstand mild frosts. Herbs like basil, dill, cilantro, and parsley also flourish when planted in July, providing fresh flavors for fall cooking. Starting cilantro later in the month ensures it matures before colder weather arrives. Incorporating flowers such as marigolds, zinnias, and nasturtiums not only adds color to gardens but also supports pollinators and helps control pests naturally through companion planting. For best results, gardeners should ensure soil moisture is maintained and monitor for pests common in late summer. Crop rotation and soil amendments can further improve plant health and yield. The unique reminder of "CLOSED iT Kale Cucume!" highlights the importance of attentive care when growing crops like kale and cucumbers, which are part of the recommended July planting list. Overall, by selecting the right vegetables, herbs, and flowers and following seasonal planting guidelines for Zone 7b, gardeners can maximize their garden productivity and enjoy a vibrant fall harvest.

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A graphic detailing Zone 9 coverage in the South, West, Pacific Northwest, and parts of Europe, along with September nighttime temperatures of 60-75°F (16-24°C) and warm, humid nights.
A graphic showing four flowers to plant outdoors in Zone 9 in September: Nigella (direct sow), Snapdragons (transplant), Louisiana Iris (bulbs), and Anemones (bulbs), set against a green leafy border.
Zone 9 gardeners ~ September is your season 🌸
reset the garden 🍂🌸 The intense summer heat is finally easing, and now’s the perfect time to plant cool-season flowers, hardy herbs, and fast crops. It’s also garlic-planting season for next summer’s harvest! 🌸 Flowers to plant now: • Pansies ~ brighten borders, often bloom again in spring •
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February Planting Guide!🌸
Here is my usual monthly planting guide! I’ll be starting seeds in March here in MN. #garden #gardening #plants #home #homesteading
Meghan

Meghan

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✨🗒️ GIRL GUIDE | Girl Q&A Zone 📝✨
✨ Let’s make this a safe little sisterhood moment. 💕 If you’re 18 or younger → drop your questions. No question is “dumb”, embarrassing, or too random. Growing up is confusing and sometimes you just need an older girl to tell you the truth and not sugarcoat it. ✨ If you’re 18 or older → jump in
Margarita

Margarita

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Zone 13 Tropical Garden Glow Up ✨
Golden hour magic in Zone 13 🌺 Our July planting guide brings you real inspiration for tropical flower lovers—no jargon, just garden joy. Which bloom are you planting next? Guam #zone13 #tropicalgarden #gardens #gardenglowup #pollinators
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A garden path lined with yellow daffodils and pink tulips at sunrise, featuring the title "ZONE 8 MARCH PLANTING GUIDE" and topics like nighttime temps, regions, direct sow, ideas, and tips.
A charming blue cottage nestled in a vibrant spring garden with a stone path, surrounded by daffodils, tulips, and various colorful blooms, with text "SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone".
Raised garden beds with young plants, bees, and a butterfly, illustrating a "ZONE 8 • MARCH Spring in Motion" guide for direct sowing, starting indoors, and garden tasks.
Zone 8 March Planting Guide 🌱
March in Zone 8 is when the garden truly comes alive. The soil is warming, daylight is increasing, and many crops can go straight into the ground. Here’s what to plant now: ⸻ 🌱 Direct sow ~ Peas ~ Lettuce ~ Spinach ~ Radishes ~ Carrots ⸻ 🌱 Start or transplant ~ Tomatoes
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A coastal landscape with a path leading to the ocean under a golden sky. Overlay text reads 'ZONE 8 DECEMBER PLANTING GUIDE' and 'Nighttime temps | Regions Direct Sow, Ideas & Tips'. The 'Blooms by Zone' logo is at the bottom.
Ornamental cabbage plants in purple and cream colors are shown in a garden setting. Overlay text says 'ZONE 8 December' and 'SAVE & FOLLOW FOR YOUR ZONE'. The background features autumn foliage.
A list of 'Outdoor Tasks' including mulching, harvesting herbs, planting garlic, composting, and cleaning tools. Also lists 'Indoor Edibles' like microgreens, lettuce, basil, cilantro, and parsley, set against a frosty garden bed.
Zone 8 December Planting Guide
December in Zone 8 is softer than most places. Cool nights, mild days, and a long autumn fade make this a beautiful month for quiet garden tasks. 🍂🌙 If you’re in Zone 8, you’re not behind — there is still so much you can plant, prep, and gently tend to before true winter arrives. Here’s your
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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✨ Zone 9 December Planting Guide
December in Zone 9 is mild, bright, and quietly abundant 🌤️🌿 While colder zones settle into stillness, Zone 9 keeps growing — soft winter flowers, hearty greens, and fragrant herbs that thrive in cool sunshine. If you’re in Zone 9, love, you’re not behind at all. This is one of your best planti
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A garden path framed by rose arches with pink roses covered in dewdrops. Overlay text reads: "ZONE 8 FEBRUARY PLANTING GUIDE Winter Sowing | Regions Direct Sow, Ideas & Tips" and "Blooms by Zone" logo.
A vibrant garden scene with a winding path beside a reflective pond, surrounded by colorful spring flowers and cherry blossom trees under a sunrise. Overlay text says: "ZONE 8 February SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone" and "Blooms by Zone" logo.
A gardener's hands planting seedlings in a raised garden bed, with seed packets for carrots and radishes, and gardening tools nearby. Overlay text lists "Soil Awakening" tasks for Zone 8 February, including outdoor and indoor planting.
Zone 8 February Gardening Guide ~ Early Planting
February in Zone 8 is when the garden begins to stir 🌱 The soil is slowly warming, daylight is increasing, and cool-season crops can begin — but timing still matters. This month isn’t about racing into spring. It’s about starting thoughtfully, watching the weather, and planting what can truly
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A snowy winter garden scene at sunset features a glass greenhouse and potted plants on a table. The image is titled "ZONE 6 JANUARY PLANTING GUIDE" with subtitles "Winter Sowing | Regions Direct Sow, Ideas & Tips" and includes the logo "Blooms by Zone."
A frosty winter landscape with bare trees and a garden archway in the distance. The text overlay reads "ZONE 6 January SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone," with the "Blooms by Zone" logo at the bottom.
A winter garden scene shows a potted strawberry plant, seed trays, and gardening tools on a snowy surface. A list titled "ZONE 6 · JANUARY Edible Garden Tasks" includes items like 'Start seeds indoors' and 'Prune fruit trees & berry bushes.'
✨ Zone 6 January Gardening Guide ~
~ Quiet Winter Prep Without the Rush January in Zone 6 is still winter ❄️ The soil is cold, the beds are resting, and outdoor planting is on pause — but unlike deeper zones, this month gently opens the door to early preparation. January isn’t about doing everything. It’s about doing just en
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A Zone 5 March planting guide cover image featuring yellow daffodils blooming in a snowy landscape with a bright sunrise, detailing nighttime temperatures, regions, direct sow tips, and ideas.
A vibrant spring garden path lined with colorful flowers and cherry blossoms, with text overlay "ZONE 5 March SAVE & FOLLOW for your Zone" and "Blooms by Zone" logo.
A garden scene with seed trays, tools, potted daffodils, and a greenhouse, listing Zone 5 March tasks: indoor seed starting (tomatoes, peppers), outdoor prep, and late-March planting (peas, onions).
Zone 5 March Planting Guide 🌱
March in Zone 5 is the quiet beginning of spring. The days are getting longer, the snow is starting to melt, and gardeners everywhere are thinking about seeds again. But the soil is still cold, and patience matters. Here’s what actually makes sense for Zone 5 gardening in March: ⸻ 🌱
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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Save this guide: August Zone 9 seed starting tips
🌿 Zone 9 gardeners—want blooms without the guesswork? This August guide will help you start seeds indoors like a pro. Save now and follow @blooms.by.zone for monthly zone‑based planting plans, plus design inspo! 💚 #zone9 #zone9a #zone9b #geraniums #gardeningtips Charleston
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A snowy landscape with a winding stream and frost-covered trees, featuring the title "ZONE 4 NOVEMBER PLANTING GUIDE" and text about nighttime temperatures, regions, direct sow, ideas, and tips, with the "Blooms by Zone" logo.
A frosty garden scene with a potted plant covered in ice crystals, evergreen shrubs, and a path. The text reads "Zone 4 November SAVE & FOLLOW" with the "Blooms by Zone" logo.
A list titled "Zone 4 November What to Plant or Start This Month" detailing garlic, shallots, tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, amaryllis, paperwhites, microgreens, and herbs, next to an indoor window scene with potted plants, a lit candle, and a cup.
Zone 4 Gardeners - November Guide 🌸🍋
Zone 4 gardeners ~ November is the hush between seasons 🍂🌸 Frost has settled, mornings glisten silver, and the soil begins to sleep. There’s little left to plant now — only a few final chances to tuck in garlic and bulbs, protect what remains, and thank the garden before it rests. 🌸 What to pl
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A colorful garden shed with a vibrant orange door and purple siding, surrounded by lush greenery and pink flowering plants. Overlay text reads 'Zone 5 Planting Guide' and lists topics like nighttime temperatures, regions, direct sow, indoor planting, and tips.
A decorative graphic with a floral border, detailing 'Where USDA Zone 5 Is Found'. It lists US states with partial coverage and international locations, along with July nighttime temperature ranges of 50°F to 60°F.
A collage of six square images showcasing different flowers to plant in July for Zone 5. These include Calendula, Sweet Alyssum, Nasturtium, Black-eyed Susan, Zinnias, and Cosmos, each with its name below.
Zone 5 July Planting + Fresh-Garden CTA
Zone 5 gardeners, rejoice! 🌼 Mid‑July is prime time to direct-sow zinnias, calendula, nasturtium & cosmos for late summer color. #gardenoasis #zone5a #gardening #zone5 #gardeninginsmallspaces Traverse City
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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You Can Still be Planting🫶🌸
Yalll I try to plant new seeds/plants EVERY SINGLE MONTH! Here are the seeds I am going to plant in August. I am in garden zone 8b, but these seeds should work in any zone where your first frost date is later than September. #plantingseason #gardening🌱 #plantingideas #backyardgardener
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Still Waters Ranch

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A vibrant garden path winding through colorful flower beds, featuring various blooming flowers like purple, pink, white, yellow, and orange. The image serves as a title card for a "Zone 4 July Planting Guide" covering nighttime temperatures, regions, direct sow, indoor planting, and tips.
A text-based overview for "Zone 4," detailing July nighttime temperatures between 40-50°F. It lists specific regions including parts of Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Southern Alaska, and Southern Yukon.
A visual guide for "Zone 4 July Planting," showcasing four flowers: orange Nasturtiums (Direct Sow), light blue Nigella (Direct Sow), pink Snapdragons (Transplant), and pink Sedum (Plug) with their respective planting methods.
Cold Zone Gardeners, Save This July Tip!
Zone 4 may be chilly, but your garden can still bloom beautifully. Here’s what to plant in July ~ plus a cozy, wildflower-filled view to romanticize your zone 🌾 💡 Save it for later & follow for monthly planting reminders by zone! Bozeman #plantingzone #zone4agarden #zone4b
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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Planting for Blooms & Birds starts with your zone!
Ever wonder why your neighbor’s garden thrives but yours struggles? 🌿 Knowing your garden’s zone is the first step toward blooms that thrive — and welcoming more birds and pollinators too 🐦🌸. Save this guide & drop your zone below — I’ll help you find the best plants for your area! 🐝 #Ga
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🌿 Lyly 🌿

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A tropical garden scene with a stone path, palm trees, and vibrant flowers, featuring the title 'Zone 12 July Planting Guide' and text about nighttime temperatures, regions, direct sow, indoor planting, and tips.
A list detailing the geographical areas covered by Zone 12, including parts of Florida, Puerto Rico, and Caribbean islands, along with typical July nighttime temperatures of 65-75°F (18-24°C).
A grid showcasing four plants to sow outdoors in Zone 12 in July: Cosmos 'Apricotta', Sunflower 'Lemon Queen', Mandevilla, and Cannas, with their respective planting methods.
Zone 12 July: Indoors & Outdoors Bloom Tips
Hey Zone 12 gardeners! 🌴 July is the perfect time to start seeds indoors and plant heatscape favorites outside. I’m talking pansies, nigella, tickseed, mandevilla & cannas ~ all trialed for our tropical climate. Save this post for your July garden game plan! 💡🌺 #zone12garden #gardenpl
🌿 Lyly 🌿

🌿 Lyly 🌿

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Zone 10 February Planting Guide 🌱
What to Plant Now in Warm Climates 🪴 February in Zone 10 isn’t winter — it’s planting season 🌞 If you garden in Southern California, coastal Florida, or other frost-light climates, this is one of your most productive months of the year. The soil is workable. The days are warm enough. Growt
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