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What I Am Sowing & Growing In July [Gardening Allotment UK] [Grow Vegetables At Home ]



Its now July so lets take a look at what im sowing & growing over the next few weeks
JULY
Week 1 Cauliflower (autumn) – begin weekly feed
Week 1 Kale (rape) – sow in final position
Week 1 Spinach – havest spring grown leaves
Week 2 Broccoli (sprouting) early varieties from cover – plant final position
Week 2 Potatoes – plant sets for autumn harvest
Week 2 Shallot – harvest some for immediate use
Week 2 Shallot – stop watering
Week 2 Swiss Chard – begin to harvest
Week 3 Broccoli (sprouting) early varieties from seed bed – plant final position
Week 3 Broccoli (sprouting) late varieties from cover – plant final position
Week 3 Courgettes – begin to harvest
Week 3 Kohlrabi – sow seed for autumn crop
Week 4 Broccoli (sprouting) late varieties from seed bed – plant final position
Week 4 Peas / mangetout (maincrop) – harvest
Week 4 Cabbage (spring) – sow (pots / temporary bed)
Week 4 Cucumber (ridge) – begin to harvest
Week 4 Jerusalem Artichoke – cut stem to 1.5m high
Week 4 Onions – stop watering
Week 4 Shallot – harvest / dry out for storage

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35 Comments

  3. Charlotte Innocent

    I've just sown more spinach, and if it stays too hot, I might keep it inside as well because everything I had outside just bolted. 🙁 I'll wait and see how things go when it's big enough to transplant.

  4. Eca t

    Ivan im going to sow some Carnation – double striped, Chabaud mixed and Marigold dwarf French – Durango red and some more Spring Onion – Paris Silverskin 🙂

  5. Roger Seed

    Hi Ivan I showed some Xmas cabbage & cauliflower several weeksl ago they are 6-8"long now if I transplant them up to the first leaves will they grow ok or am I wasting my time outside several of my plants have bolted to flower or have been eaten by my slugs and snails thanks for any advice you can give me .

  11. Maria's straw bale garden

    Ivan, if you are having problems with slugs and snails. Try straw bales. As you are probably aware i grow everything in straw bales, as i have no soil. I have not had a problem at all with slugs.
    I have just replanted broccoli 🥦 to replace what i harvested. I have cabage. Purle sprouting broccoli.
    Beans, peas, tomato. Sprouts, Carrots, parsnip, pumpkins squash. Did i mention broccoli. 😂😂😂 the brassica do realy well in straw.
    Give it a go. At the end of their time you end up with fantastic liquid gold compost. All at a fraction of the price.
    Iwould like to do a you tube chanel on it. But no idea. how.

  14. Katie Lee

    Some great tips there Ivan , thank you. We have never grown veg for Autumn/Winter before, so as Sundays are our sowing day will be trying the snowball turnips for first time for our winter stews, plus all the others you mention. l had no idea there was so much that can still be sown in July.

  15. Eca t

    Ivan iv got some Paris market round carrots im going sow ill tell you if they end up round in a few months

  17. Roger Seed

    Anks for your reply last week it was sunny (a shock for scotland)this week usual rain, today sunny but windy.Maybe its the wind from you yesterday had to retrieve a panel from my greenhouse Its not even winter and the strong winds we get so not looking forward to winter bye for now hope the weather settles down.

  19. Sheila Thomas

    Thanks Ivan, as always very helpful and informative, definitely going to try kale, broccoli and dwarf french beans. Could I grow greyhound cabbage for the spring. Thanks for sharing.

  20. bobdtoastie

    Down in Cornwall we’ve got courgettes tomatoes and cucumbers coming out of our ears, spinach has bolted though . The pep spinach is still good because I’ve got it in a shady area. You’ve inspired me to sow even more seeds now.

  22. Connie Davidson

    You always inspire me to go plant something, However the heat is too intense here now, But by the 1st of Aug I'm going to be planting my little heart out. We have grasshoppers everywhere this time of year. They eat up everything. I've decided by next year I'm going to have something set up to cover all my plants.

  24. Carol Phillips

    Very interesting Ivan, hope my broccoli doesn't Bolte 😢 looks ok so far, I've got golden acre cabbage growing that's looking good so far aswell, planted turnips last week, hope everything else comes along ok what I've planted, first time growing all this veg, I'm loving it, & thanks for all the advice & input…

  25. Steves Repairs

    Thanks Ivan, for this brilliant update. I went to 'Wilko's' and 'Poundland' today and spent a small fortune, lol. What I did get from 'Poundland' was some more rolls of copper tape to put around my pots and containers to fend off the slugs as I found that it works, it doesn't kill them but they won't go over it and they were £1 a roll that are 2 metres long. Take care and all the best. Stevie

  27. kooltube100

    thanks for the tips! I've noticed my pak choi (Chinese cabbage) starting to bolt, but I've heard you can eat the buds. So I'm going to try and wait for them to develop a little more and pull them up. will make a nice stir fry along with my dwarf French beans :). I'll prob plant more pak choi as well.

  31. Debbie Tan

    Great informative video Ivan Thankyou, Im subscribed to your cooking chanel and couldnt believe I'd never known how to skin baby onions/shallots quickly with the blanching method, always used to pickle my own but skinning them got too much, but after watching your vid Ive decided to get some shallots planted. Can I ask where do you buy your onion sets ftom and your 2nd early charlotte new potstoes, Ive been to my local Wilko, Poundshop & B&M and cant find sets anywhere. Thankyou

  32. Paul (Suffolk)

    Ivan, fabulous update demonstrating that you can get a plentiful supply of most vegetables when grown in containers. I think you are spot on when you say just sow more seeds, what can you lose? I'm still going to sow more dwarf French beans, even though the books and seed packets suggest it's a little late. As you rightly point out, what works in one area of the country may not in another but always worth trying. Thank you.

  34. Frances

    Thanks so much Ivan, I’m trying in earnest to get to grips with staggered sowing and trying to keep everything going as long as I can. One question though Ivan, my courgettes are doing really well and we have plenty fruit growing on them. However, the flowers keep ending up mouldy and thus the end of the courgette ends up mouldy and rotting. We have had a lot of rain over the last week, but what could be causing this and is there anything I can do to avoid it happening?

  35. Angelia Lafbery

    You have inspired me once more… i have sown more spring onions, dwarf beans, peas , a few kale and broccoli and used up the last of my lettuce + parsley + spinage seeds in one bowl.. that will be an interesting mix for salad leaves. 😊

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