I'm getting ready for Fall by making a list of all the things I wish I had planted in Spring but didn't. Now, I'm afraid it's just too hot in my zone so I'll just make lots of notes so I can get it done in the Fall!

The Fall vegetable garden is by far the best!

You can start seeds of tomatoes at the end of June- just right around the corner. I start them in pots or styrofoam cups. They will be ready to put out in August. You just need to remember to protect them from the hot sun. Also, peppers, if you need them. Ours go on and on for years, sometimes, so you might not need more of what you have. I am always looking for a different or unusual variety.

Things like broccoli, cabbages, cauliflower, beans, peas, cucumber...seed directly in the ground. I wait until August, or even September to put them in. The things that like cool weather can go in later. Things like beans, get them going!

Good luck with your garden. I hope you have a great fall garden!

Janie

Seeds of Change has edamame seeds but I've never tried them. In my region, Mobile, AL we're already preparing for the Fall garden by sowing seeds indoors. The peas will go in this month as well.

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Calendar for Gulf Coast

Don't forget Carrots, Greens and Lettuce. For me Butter Crunch is great. Large heads, but makes about enough to searve two people, great taste, not like you may find in the stores. Onions, Herbs, turnips etc. Nothing beats a try. That is what makes gardening so much fun. For me they best gardens down here are in the fall-winter. Sounds like you are doing a lot of things right, keep up the good work.