Hi there, you got tons of planting time! Look for plants that like growing in hot weather for the next couple of months. Check out videos of my summer gardens to see what you can grow

@@Gardenary Thank you for the reply.

That's an insane amount of things to plant close together 😖 Assuming the soil is nutrient rich enough to support that many plants, you're still going to have to be constantly on top of pruning things, tying things up, and pruning the edible greens very regularly just to keep the size of all that foliage even remotely manageable (it will shade out everything). This kind of density planting will easily limit the total growth potential of each plant as all those roots compete for space and resources, and as things shade each other. Many of those taller growing plants will flop outside of the bed area. Also, transplanting potted plants as rootbound as many of those were, they'll not thrive much anyway, maybe if she teased out the roots a fair bit. Some plants are much more forgiving in this capacity than others.

⁠@@CardinalGardenerShe explains all of this in her book and how it works. She creates kitchen gardens (thus the name of her book) with the expectation that it is used and harvested/eaten from daily. Therefore, it does not get overgrown. She always teaches how to replenish the soil and nutrients between her multiple sowings over the seasons - the plants get harvested and removed and then another goes in its place for that season. She’s built an extremely successful business doing exactly that.