In this video I answer the question, “What vegetables can I plant in September?” with my top 10 choices for vegetables to sow in September..
Frost Date Link: https://www.almanac.com/gardening/frostdates
MENTIONED VIDEOS
Garlic Experiment: https://youtu.be/bL-_BzYczSM
Planning Your Fall Garden: https://youtu.be/hwCvS_XzSdw
DIGITAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
02:22 – How to plant garlic
03:38 – How to grow spinach
04:21 – How to grow radishes
05:07 – How to grow asian greens, pan choi, tat soy, mizuna
05:32 – How to grow peas
06:11 – How to grow bunching onions (green onions) from kitchen scraps
07:02 – How to grow kale
07:35 – How to grow cilantro
08:09 – How to grow chives, and how they can keep carrot flies away
09:05 – How to grow lettuce
09:47 – Bonus: How to grow brassicas, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage
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23 Comments
Somehow, I was unsubscribed! 🤔 I just saw this video on the home page… not my subscription page. 😮 I'm resubscribed! 😊
Thank you!
I just thought about something… what do people with drip irrigation (or really any irrigation) do in the winter? Don’t the pipes/tubing freeze? Issues with cracking/busting? Do you go back to hand watering?
Can i spray vinager on my plant
Going to try my first this year in East Texas I think its Zone 9B. Wonder if collard greens and such will do good?? What others can i do??
Talking about cilantro. I'm in the UK and last winter we had -15 of cold in my area. I had a cilantro plant in the garden, it survived, not only that I was able to dig it up and put it in a pot, then give it to a friend who was having chemo. She loved it, so I provided that for her. I may do the same again now she it is recovery.
Thank you so much!
What a good idea, just get rid of it and get something new! This is perfect as I'm just ready for some fall planting. How timely you are. Thanks Brian appreciate you.
I’ve been trying to grow a garden for three years and nothing ever gives me any produce. I’m in central valley California and have to use containers. The only success have been green onions and cilantro. What am I doing wrong?
The smell of chives will keep me and the carrot fly away from the carrot bed. 😄
Love these videos!
I don't think the garlic chilling thing is necessarily a myth, I think it depends where you are . I'm in Tx zone 9a and I didn't chill last season and mine were very meh.
I have to rethink summer gardening in the Central Valley. Too many 100 + degree days in July. I'll try shade cloth for tomatoes next summer.
I didn't like kale either but now I eat kale chips and also make and also make a smoothie with kale, apple, banana and carrot. The recipe for kale chips is mix kale torn into bite size pieces and some oil balsamic vinegar and a little salt and oregano. Lay out on baking sheet and bake in oven at 150c 20 minutes. Set aside for 20 minutes to crisp up. No kale taste. Beautiful!
Hi Brian. Today it was 98F in the shade, and it has been 100F, or hotter, the last two weeks. Next week, Wednesday, there is finally a break in the weather, with a forecasted temperature of 85F, and into the low 80s and even 70s after that. I am, so glad that cooler temperatures are coming. I have a lot of bare dirt that needs planting. Wednesday and Thursday, I plan on sowing seeds for Brunswick Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, turnips, beets, carrots, Swiss Chard, Pak Choi, Yellow Heart Winter Choy, tatsoi, komatsuna, radish, Nappa Cabbage, and whatever else I have seeds for that is cold tolerant. October is garlic planting time for me, and I am hoping temperatures will be cool enough to sow parsnip seeds. I'm not in the best area for them, a little south of Sylacauga, AL, out in the country.
Disaster hit about two weeks ago. A racoon managed to get into the chicken run, and I forgot, and left the hen house open. I was fortunate to only loose one chicken. Since then, I've fortified the areas where it had attempted to gain entry for another chicken dinner, and I've lined the run with concrete blocks. Since I've taken these measures, there have been no signs of attempted entry.
Deer nearly stripped my peach tree seedlings of leaves. I've had to take measurs to protect them too. They are surrounded with a hogwire ring, and will stay that way until they are six foot tall, or taller—probably a lot taller. Other than that, my crabapple tree, apple trees, plum trees, and cherry trees are doing as well as can be expeected in the summer heat. They will do better when cool weather comes.
Happy Gardening!
I grow those onions in a pot in my kitchen window all year long.
Chard…Charrrrrrd!! It costs $4 a bushel at the store (if you can find it) and is one of the easiest green to grow.
I don’t know why I don’t have spinach on my fall list but I’m going to put it up there! Spinach is a good one for pots too!
I’ve got radishes almost ready right now and as I pull and eat half of the bed I will be resending! They are so good to me but my kids only eat them in tacos!
My entire garden got overrun with pumpkin vines. I won’t get to do anything until about mid October when I pull all those pumpkins out.
I'm in zone 8b on Vancouver Island and the common rule of thumb is to plant our garlic end of oct. / beginning of November. We don't plant it now.
The other thing is that since our daylight hours are getting less and less, things take much longer to mature than what seed packets say. The temps are fine, the reduced sun hours is always the problem.
Yes, to all of that except kale. Why bother? Yes, there are ways to make it taste edible but there are also other leafy veggies that taste way better without a lot of effort to make them taste better.
I don’t have a frost date🤣 until we have the freeze of all freezes in Texas. We are still so hot. I pulled out so much and nothing grew this year. We had a derecho and a hurricane and unbearable heat. I am hoping for a fall season. Just bought some insect netting. Everything has been attacked by bugs. Just saw miner leaves on a lot of my beans. Just can’t win for loosing. Should be getting the netting Monday. Fingers crossed.
Mary Woodworth from eastern idaho……two. late frosts l…..third planting was late because ofthat…..now guess what…..it frosted last night…..lost most of everything. Guess I'll start over next year…….dang. I so much love your videos