I'm in the same situation -- a transplanted Yankee getting a seed order ready in July for my second season.

I'll plant bush beans again and I think I need to start some new summer squash to replace the ones the borers have gotten the better of. I'm wondering if I should start new cucumbers and bell peppers too.

There will be carrots and beets and cabbage and broccoli and brussels sprouts and collards.

I'm even going to take a stab at fall peas.

Mark, in your area you can get cabbage, cauli and broccoli seeds from Territorial that you start early in Aug, TP out in Sept and they just hold their own for the winter. Then come spring the grow and mature. Take advantage of your climate. Tom

He can easily grow radicchio, regular and russian kale, spinach, cardoon, collard, corn salad, miner lettuce, arugula, favas and cavolo nero through the winter. In the old days in Zone 8+, everyone had a winter garden.