Beans, varieties for both dried and fresh, southern peas too like black-eyed peas, okra, more tomato or pepper transplants if still available. Too late for broccoli and cauliflower but you can do kale and collards.

Dave.

Peas and root crops can handle the warmer weather as long as you keep the soil cool and moist. I'm in Zone 4 and I often do a mid season planting of carrots and beets.

I think you can still do broccoli. Right now I am planting radicchio, basil, and short season cabbage. Later I will plant kale, napa. Much later I will plant arugula, bekana, and broccoli raab.

I would plant practically anything you want to. With all the crazy weather this year, my neighbor just planted his garden a few days ago.

I would practically plant any thing that that does not require the fruits to fully ripen.

Another issue is that , zone numbers have very little significance when it comes to summer gardening. More important than zone number, is the temperature pattern and the average first frost date.

Therefore, for example, you can plant summer squash, cukes (no melons , no winter squash, no eggplants..), basils, small fruited peppers.