I think you can still enjoy quite a bit even at this time. You can plant all kinds of greens that will produce just fine. Broccoli should produce, but I forget the duration it takes from planting until you can pick. I've got one seedling tray loaded with broccoli plants to put in this evening actually, that I delayed so it does not all come in at once, some of which I hope to freeze. I planted some broccoli earlier around the solstice and its thriving right now. I'll mulch rows I don't use until its time. In this case one row of corn did not come up, so these will go there after I cultivate by hand. I've done that with potatoes, worst is they will just be smaller as I have experienced, but one 70' row was quite a bit actually, got me through winter. In '13 I planted a 70'x50' area of sweet corn, 3 or 4 types at different durations until harvest. I had planted an earlier crop in my upper garden and the rain was so prevalent, temperatures low and this was June, none of it germinated. I planted the larger area later on the summer solstice, after the rains let up, got my first ear by Labor Day, and it was literally the best sweet corn I have ever had until that time. It may have been an early and often type as I recall. I planted the shorter duration in front of the longer growing corn, figured it would come in front to back when planting, which it did.
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