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Grow What Matters · Crop of the Month

Radish

Soil conditions are ideal for direct sowing.

Sow outdoors

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Radish

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"Ready in as little as four weeks. Perfect for filling gaps between slower crops."

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July Gardening Guide for UK Growers

Week 4

Crops active this season:View Summer Crops

Tomato

Tomato

Rich, sun-ripened fruits packed with flavour. Start indoors for a long and rewarding season.

Lettuce

Lettuce

Fast-growing and versatile. Sow every two weeks for a continuous harvest all season.

Peas

Peas

Sweet and tender straight from the pod. Easy to grow with the right support in place.

Beetroot

Beetroot

Deep earthy sweetness with striking colour. Sow little and often for a long harvest window.

Begin Main Carrot Harvest

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Harvest when shoulders are visible. Leaving them in the ground is fine but cover with fleece against carrot fly as temperatures drop.

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Plan Your July Garden

Sow

Plant Out

Harvest

Inactive

Aubergine

Maturing

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Basil

MaturingDirect Sow

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At peak · Tap for a quick look

Beetroot

MaturingDirect Sow

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At peak · Tap for a quick look

Bell Pepper

Maturing

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At peak · Tap for a quick look

Blackberry

Maturing

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At peak · Tap for a quick look

Blueberry

Maturing

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Borage

MaturingDirect Sow

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At peak · Tap for a quick look

Broad Bean

MaturingDirect Sow

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Broccoli

EstablishingDirect Sow

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Cabbage

SproutingDirect Sow

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Asparagus

Vegetable

Aubergine

Vegetable

Avocado

Fruit

Basil

Herb

Beetroot

Vegetable

Bell Pepper

Vegetable

Blackberry

Fruit

Blueberry

Fruit

Borage

Flower

Broad Bean

Vegetable

Broccoli

Vegetable

Brussels Sprouts

Vegetable

Cabbage

Vegetable

Calendula

Flower

Carrot

Vegetable

Cauliflower

Vegetable

Celeriac

Vegetable

Celery

Vegetable

Chilli

Vegetable

Chives

Herb

Coriander

Herb

Courgette

Vegetable

Cucumber

Vegetable

Dill

Herb

Florence Fennel

Vegetable

French Bean

Vegetable

Garlic

Vegetable

Green Manure

Vegetable

Kale

Vegetable

Kohlrabi

Vegetable

Leek

Vegetable

Lemon Balm

Herb

Lettuce

Vegetable

Long Sweet Pepper

Vegetable

Marigold

Flower

Melon

Fruit

Mint

Herb

Nasturtium

Flower

Okra

Vegetable

Onion

Vegetable

Pak Choi

Vegetable

Parsley

Herb

Parsnip

Vegetable

Peas

Vegetable

Potato

Vegetable

Pumpkin

Vegetable

Purple Sprouting Broccoli

Vegetable

Radish

Vegetable

Raspberry

Fruit

Rhubarb

Fruit

Rocket

Vegetable

Rosemary

Herb

Runner Bean

Vegetable

Sage

Herb

Scotch Bonnet

Vegetable

Shallots

Vegetable

Spinach

Vegetable

Spring Onion

Vegetable

Squash

Vegetable

Strawberry

Fruit

Sunflower

Flower

Swede

Vegetable

Sweet Pea

Flower

Sweetcorn

Vegetable

Swiss Chard

Vegetable

Thyme

Herb

Tomato

Vegetable

Turnip

Vegetable

Watermelon

Fruit

About Pelham Gardens

Pelham Gardens was built to make organic growing simple and honest. The motivation was personal, wanting to take real control of what we eat, but the philosophy runs deeper. Nature is life, and growing food is how we connect to it. This guide is built around that idea.

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