Plenty of time for zucchini, beans , tomatoes( especially transplants), beets or almost any summer crop. 100 day melons might be pushing it but most summer crops.
Ask your gardening neighborers for backups or even cuttings of Tomato if you are less anti-social than I am. I have some Tomato seedlings in small containers that will be relieved of backup duty soon or a bizarre root bound experiments.

You could even do fall cauliflower, broccoli and brussel sprouts in July. I will not be doing any spring plantings of these since they start out slower in the cold and heats up for harvest and that is the wrong time for that. I will probably pull bush beans in July that are done with their fruiting and do brussel sprouts that are even around in November.