Just because it's September, gardening season isn't over yet! There are still plenty of veggies you can plant now. Here are some of our top recommendations:
Here are some veggies you can still plant in September:
- Lettuce - Little Gem is a great variety to start in September! It also can tolerate light frosts.
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Spinach - Bloomsdale Spinach, a cold-hardy beloved heirloom variety known for its thick, crinkly dark green leaves and rich, nutty flavor.
- Bunching Onions - a hardy, fast-growing variety prized for its mild yet robust flavor.
Root Veggies to plant in September:
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Radishes - Cherry Belles are the perfect choice for gardeners seeking a fast-growing vegetable that's easy to grow!
- Beets - striking dark-red flesh and deep, sweet flavor.
- Carrots - high-yielding variety perfect for gardeners of all levels.
Herbs:
- Cilantro - This cool-season plant grows quickly, offering vibrant leaves with a refreshing citrusy bite perfect for salsa, salads, and Mexican cuisine.
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Dill - Dill is a cool season plant so you can direct sow the seeds in September. It will even withstand some light frosts!
Frost-Tolerant Options:
- Cilantro - Great for salsas, and tolerant to light frosts!
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Spinach - Bloomsdale Spinach is super cold hardy!
Lettuce is one of the easiest veggies to start and is super fast growing. Direct sow some seeds in September for a fall harvest!
