Discover the best plants to grow in July and take advantage of the season's weather to create a more beautiful and healthy garden traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Jul 1, 2026, 3:00 PM
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July is one of the coldest months of the year in much of Brazil, but that doesn't mean the garden has to take a break. On the contrary: milder temperatures create ideal conditions for cultivating various ornamental species, flowers, and even aromatic plants, which develop better away from the intense summer heat.
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Besides favoring rooting and reducing water stress in many species, winter is also an excellent time to plan new flower beds, renew pots, and prepare the landscaping for the arrival of spring. With proper care, such as moderate watering and good sunlight exposure, it is possible to achieve healthy and blooming plants in the following months.
Lavender is one of the plants that benefits most from mild temperatures. Adapted to drier climate regions, it shows better development when cultivated during winter, especially in places with good sun exposure.
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In addition to its characteristic scent and delicate purplish flowers, the species is widely used in landscaping projects because it attracts bees and other pollinators. For good cultivation, prefer light, well-drained soils and avoid excess water when watering.
The pansy is one of the most traditional flowers of the Brazilian winter. Its flowers appear in various color combinations, bringing life to gardens precisely in the season when many species reduce their flowering.
Amor-perfeito (Fashion Bubbles/Divulgação)
July is an excellent time to plant it, as the cool climate favors both growth and flower longevity. It can be grown in pots, planters, or flower beds, as long as it receives a few hours of sun daily.
Known for its tall and exuberant flowers, the snapdragon is another excellent choice for those who want a colorful garden during winter and early spring.
Boca-de-leão (Unplash/Divulgação)
Planting it in July allows the plant to establish itself before the peak flowering season. It appreciates sunny projects, fertile soil, and regular watering, without waterlogging. Its elegant shape also makes it a great option for composing borders and flowering clusters.
July is also a great period to cultivate rosemary. In addition to being an aromatic plant widely used in cooking, the species has great ornamental value thanks to its shrubby shape and the small bluish flowers that may appear throughout the year.
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Rosemary prefers sunny locations and soils with excellent drainage, being quite resistant to drought. Once established, it requires little care and can be grown both in pots and directly in the garden.
Petunias begin to gain strength precisely during winter, making July an interesting time for planting seedlings. With abundant flowers in shades of pink, white, purple, red, and lilac, they provide a striking ornamental effect in hanging planters, pots, and flower beds.
Petúnia. (Emma Henderson/Unsplash/Divulgação)
To maintain intense blooming, it is important to provide plenty of light, perform moderate watering, and remove dried flowers periodically.
Delicate and highly floriferous, the garden pink enjoys lower temperatures and tends to perform excellently when planted in July. Its flowers have slightly serrated petals and appear in different colors, from white to deep red.
Cravina-amarela. (Semente Rara/Divulgação)
The species is widely used in borders and small gardens due to its compact size. For healthy development, the soil should be fertile, well-drained, and enriched with organic matter.
The camellia is one of the stars of winter gardens. Its blooming occurs precisely during the coldest months, producing large and showy flowers in shades of white, pink, and red.
Camélia. (Chanel/Divulgação)
The month of July is quite favorable for planting seedlings, especially in subtropical and highland regions. The plant prefers slightly acidic soils, rich in organic matter, and locations with partial shade or gentle sunlight during part of the day.
The sweet pea is an annual climbing plant famous for its delicate flowers and intense fragrance. The cool winter climate favors seed germination and vigorous plant growth, making July one of the best times to start its cultivation.
Ervilha-de-cheiro. (Agro20/Divulgação)
It needs structures to support itself, such as trellises and fences, creating beautiful flowering panels. Ideally, it should be grown in fertile soil, maintaining good luminosity and frequent watering without excess.
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traduzido por: OPENROUTER
