hi, Your way to early start all the seeds on your list except corn at the end of july carrots shoul be direct sown in agust. corn is a summer vegable and should be planted now for harvest this fall.

DLF

You' could direct sow the carrot seed in late summer/early fall for a winter harvest. I'd also direct sow spinach, but germination will probably be poor until the soil cools off for you, in Oct maybe. I wouldn;t try spinach indoors in the summer. You could start leaf lettuce inside, but it only takes about 30 days from seed to transplant size. I direct sow that in the fall, but start it indoors in Dec/Jan since the soil here is too cold for lettuce seed. Maybe it would work sown outside for you. You might want to think about a late fall crop of tomatoes or peppers. Could root tomato suckers in Aug and than have a harvest in late fall? There are alot of other veggies that could be grown as a fall/winter crop there. Dave SC 7b

Thats why I love this forum so many other sources that are confusing one says plant this now, another says your in this zone.... You guys are great and almost always right on. Many times I don't even need to ask just do a little reading on here.
My current crop has zuccini ( man are they overbearing) corn toms lots of peppers eggplants covered by the zukes Japanese cukes and regular cukes very wimpy not pollinating ( how to attract pollinators??) bush beans and 4 artichokes all transplanted March 22nd.
Could I replant some more tomatoes, and anything else before the fall ?

Thanks so much I love watching my hyper 7 year old sit and be mesmerized by the nature he has helped to grow in front of him

Cucumbers have male and female flowers on the same vine. Often, in the early season, a vine may only make one sex or the other, so the problem may not be a lack of pollinators, but the need for the other type of bloom. Not to worry, it will work itself out in a few weeks and then the cucs will give your zuchini a run for their overbearing money. :)