What to plant in July in Ireland
5 vegetables, fruits and herbs to sow or plant in July in Ireland, for the climate around Dublin, Ireland.
Climate: A cool, wet oceanic climate with mild summers (highs around 18-20 °C), occasional frosts from November to March, and rain spread through the year with the wettest months in autumn and winter.
Vegetables
Kale Brassica oleracea
Hardy kale tolerates frost and keeps producing leaves through the cold, wet winter.
Harvest: 60–90 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Carrot Daucus carota
Cool temperatures and steady moisture give sweet, crisp roots with little fuss.
Harvest: 70–90 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Lettuce Lactuca sativa
Mild summers and cool nights prevent bolting, so it can be sown in succession for much of the year.
Harvest: 45–60 daysEasyIn potsCare guide →
Beetroot Beta vulgaris
Cool, moist conditions give tender roots and leaves without bolting.
Harvest: 55–70 daysEasyIn pots
Radish Raphanus sativus
Fast-growing and cool-season, it gives quick crops between other plantings.
Harvest: 25–35 daysEasyIn pots