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Happy July from West Coast Seeds!
Summer has arrived, and the soil is warm. That means untreated vegetable seeds germinate more easily. And now that our summer vegetables are finally growing full tilt, it's time to start thinking about winter gardening. It's time to plant Brassicas and endive, and some of the Asian greens like pac choi and gai lan. And you can continue to plant rows of carrots, beets, lettuce, cilantro, arugula, scallions, spinach, Swiss chard, and turnips for fall and winter harvest. Consider setting up a cloche greenhouse in your garden, to offer some frost protection. Most of all, it's time to enjoy the fruits (and veg) of your labour!
Grow in your garden now...
Beets
Direct sow after April 15th. Roots won't form if the soil is too cold.
Broccoli
Transplant broccoli to the garden in April, and direct sow a row as well.
Nasturtiums
Direct sow in the ground or in large containers in April for summer blooms.







