September Gardening Tips and To-Do List by Planting Zone and Region
Fall is upon us, and you may be wondering what you should be doing in your garden this month? Well, we have you covered.
I’m going to share with you what your garden requires based on your planting zone and region. This way you can cross-reference to see if there are any extra tips to get your home ready for fall.
Fall is a busy time of year no matter where you live. Be sure to stay in the loop to give your lawn and garden the best chance at producing a fall garden, surviving the winter, and producing in the spring.
It is also a time when frost rears its ugly head, so be prepared by knowing your frost dates, and know how to save your plants in case of unexpected frost.
Here’s what you should be doing to prepare your garden for fall in September:
https://morningchores.com/september-gardening-tips/
What Veggies Can You Plant in Autumn?
(Guidance for each Growing Zone at the link below.)
But, in general:
Garlic
Carrots
Spinach
Turnips
Onions/Scallions
Peas
Radishes
Beets
Kale
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Cabbage
Kohlrabi
Lettuce
Chard
Parsley
Cilantro
Cress
Rutabagas
Leeks
Brussels Sprouts
Collard Greens
Parsnips
Parting Tips For a Great Fall Garden:
Choose fall-harvested and cold-hardy overwintering varieties.
Make use of season extension devices like row covers and cold frames.
Calculate your seeding dates ahead of time.
Establish fall veggies before it gets too cold.
Account for slower growth during shorter days and cooler temps.
Sneak in quick-maturing crops like scallions, baby greens, and radishes at the end of the season.
May your autumn harvest season be filled with color and abundance!
https://www.epicgardening.com/fall-vegetables/