Florida Plants for Mid Summer through Fall?
I was wondering what plants (for a vegetable garden) should be planted in Florida from Late July up until winter? Thanks.
Thanks so much 
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Plant SEEDS for these crops at these times in Florida (central)
JULY
amaranth
tomato
eggplant
pepper
sweet potato (slips)
New Zealand spinach
AUGUST
amaranth
corn
cowpeas
cucumbers (late)
eggplant (early varieties)
ground cherry
huauzontle
huckleberry
long beans
malabar spinach
melons
NZ spinach
peppers (early varieties)
squash (late)
sweet potato
tomato (early var.)
SEPTEMBER
amaranth
basil beans
collards
corn (1st half, early var.)
cowpeas (early, for fresh shell)
cucumbers
malabar spinach
melons
NZ spinach
onion SEED
squash, summer
Swiss chard
OCTOBER
arugula
basil
beans, bush
beets
bok choy
broccoli
cabbage
carrots
Chinese greens
chives
cilantro
collards
cukes
escarole
fennel
kale
lettuce (needs special considerations if it’s still hot)
mustard
onion plants or sets
parsley
peas
radishes
rapini
scallions
squash, summer (1st half)
Swiss chard
turnips
NOVEMBER
arugula
beans, bush (cover if frost threatens)
beets
bok choy
broccoli
cabbage
carrots
Chinese greens
chives
collards
escarole
fennel
kale
lettuce
mustard
onion plants or sets
parsley
peas
potato (protect from hard frost)
radishes
scallions
Swiss chard
turnips
DECEMBER
mostly the same as November, plus start seeds in trays for tomato, pepper, and eggplant. Take indoors if cold comes.
JANUARY
about the same as DEC.
FEBRUARY
Mostly like January.
Start adding more warm-weather crops in the 2nd half of the month.
Shall I go on?
Onion must be SHORT -DAY varieties!