
In most regions the summer soft fruit harvest has already started, with many types of berries and stone fruits, such as apricots and plums, ready to pick and enjoy. Yet that doesn't mean the time sowing fruit crops is completely over.
Although, July isn't a traditional time for planting fruits, there are some you can still plant. Of course the type of soil in your yard, the amount of "chill hours" the fruit requires and the climate in your USDA Hardiness zone will impact your choices.