5 Vegetables You Can Plant in September
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It’s already September which means we’re heading toward Winter already and if you are disappointed thinking you’re too late to grow some crops, then you’re completely wrong. There are still a lot of vegetables that you can plant right now and harvest within just a short amount of time.
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First, figure out your first date, then look at the seed packet, and count from that date to see if you have enough time. To know which vegetable seeds to purchase, watch this video tutorial by Next Level Gardening on YouTube. I hope you get an abundant harvest of crops with this guide. Enjoy!
Seeds You Can Plant in September:
- Garlic
- Spinach
- Radish
- Bunching Onions
- Kale
What Vegetables Can You Plant in September:
#1: Garlic
If you live in zone 9B or 10A you might have to wait until October or November before you plant it, but if not, you can do it right now. Get the garlic on the ground before the ground freezes.
#2: Spinach
This a fast-growing seed that only takes 30 days from seed to harvest. You can plant them now while the temperature is still warm.
#3: Radish
This is also a quick crop to grow as it only needs 25 days from seed to harvest. You can plant this as long as there will be no ground freezes next month or so.
#4: Bunching Onions
This crop is easy to grow from kitchen scraps, just save the bottom or a couple of inches of the white parts with roots and some greens, then plant them in the ground, and wait for them to grow for about 2 weeks.
#5: Kale
This crop is versatile and takes only 50 days from seed to harvest. It’s heat-resistant and can live through snow or frost, so you can plant them anytime you want.
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5 Vegetables You Can Plant in September
