I pulled a lot of my onions and garlic this morning. I will also be taking out beets and turnips. I plan on going back with purple hull peas. It is trying to rain now, but if we don't get more rain than I expect I will leave some spaces empty.

This is the first time I have harvester onions, garlic, beets, broccoli and turnips on the same day, but size and quality are low.

I have run out of hanging room in the shed and still have a lot of onions and garlic to harvest.

Per OSU-recommended planting dates for the spring/summer garden, you still can plant cucumbers, okra, peppers, pumpkins, winter squash, southern peas (pink eye purple hull, blackeye, crowder, lady, zipper or crowder type peas), summer squash and sweet potatoes.

The recommended planting dates for crops for the fall garden are sneaking up on us already too. I'll link the OSU Fall Garden fact sheet because it has recommended planting dates for both warm season and cool season crops.

Or, if you have all the veggies growing that you think you possibly could want or need, you could sow herb or flower seeds.

Here is a link that might be useful: Fall Gardening