My late june garden.. help please

Ooh next season I'm gonna try growing some strawberries and grapes.

Where you live you probably can grow year round, Buy some started strawberries this year n pick off all the flowers for the rest of the year for a way stronger plant and better berries next year. They say first year strawberries are a hindrance to growth n such.

I'd say go for it dude.
Melons & grapes would be awesome, I wanna grow them too. If you put a sheet of coco coir or something down underneath a growing melon/pumpkin/etc it will keep it from touching soil and rotting on the bottom.

If you're gung ho for starting from seeds do herbs now, most grow rather quickly then maybe start lettuce or broccoli around mid-august. However I'd recommend peppers that are already started or strawberries. I had cayenne pepper plants exploding with peppers in November last year.

Is a 12" deep garden enough? How big are your gardens (question for everybody)? I'm talking about length, width, and depth.

I'm trying to find some seeds that my local stores don't have. Have any of you ever bought seeds online?

http://www.botanicalinterests.com/

green beans take little time. you can buy large tomato plants that have flowers already. cukes like late summer. plant a bunch of lettuce and greens and eat as babies. you can pull off some crops if you start now.

my garden is roughly 4x9 and 15 inches deep