In this video, I share 32 veggies to plant in September now for a beautiful fall garden! September is the start of Fall gardening season. That means cooler temperatures, less insect pests and less irrigation needs, but mild enough conditions to grow big harvests quickly! These are the best vegetables to grow in September, and they will reward you with big fall harvests that last into winter.
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Sugarloaf Escarole: https://fxo.co/Ijwa
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Chicory Red Radicchio: https://fxo.co/Ijwc
Arugula (Rocket): https://fxo.co/Ijwd
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 When To Plant Seeds In September
2:04 Crop 1: Peas
3:27 Crops 2-11: Brassicas
6:26 Crops 12-19: Root Vegetables
7:52 Crops 20-21: Alliums
11:16 Crops 22-23: WS Lettuce/Spinach
13:02 Crops 24-28: Annual Herbs
16:03 Crops 29-31: Chicories
17:24 Crop 32: Arugula (Rocket)
20:51 Adventures With Dale
If you have any questions about what vegetables to plant in September, want to know about the things I grow in my raised bed vegetable garden and edible landscaping food forest, are looking for more gardening tips and tricks and garden hacks, have questions about vegetable gardening and organic gardening in general, or want to share some DIY and “how to” garden tips and gardening hacks of your own, please ask in the Comments below!
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If you found this video helpful, please "Like" it and share it! Thanks for watching 😊TIMESTAMPS for convenience:
0:00 When To Plant Seeds In September
2:04 Crop 1: Peas
3:27 Crops 2-11: Brassicas
6:26 Crops 12-19: Root Vegetables
7:52 Crops 20-21: Alliums
11:16 Crops 22-23: WS Lettuce/Spinach
13:02 Crops 24-28: Annual Herbs
16:03 Crops 29-31: Chicories
17:24 Crop 32: Arugula (Rocket)
20:51 Adventures With Dale
We direct seeded cucumbers and Spinach on Sunday here in Boston.
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Appreciate the videos!! I'm starting garden beds in south Louisiana. Heavy clay starting point. I dug down couple feet and started layering in compost, chopped leaves, microbiology teas, and the native soil broken up with peat.
My question is this, after letting beds sit for a while do I till it all together or just let it stay layered to not disturb the life underground. Thanks
Bravo! 👍👍
Very helpful to a person who is just learning. Love the info !
Sandra in New England
I’m in central TX started my brassicas two weeks ago and my ac went out and killed my seedlings 😂😂 so I’m starting over.
If Cilantro bolts, it just goes to seed which means coriander, right?
I am taking an Extension Service Master Gardener Volunteer Course and was amazed to find out those brassicas all have the same DNA. Nature is amazing.
❤❤❤ for Dale! Hope he had a good W!
Thank you for this video. My garden was beautiful and successful until the squash bore beetle destroyed it all. Is it safe to plant this with those horrible pets around?
TU
❤❤❤poor baby😭
Thanks for sharing!💜🙏🏼
Favorite kind of videos!! Keep on growing!
Planted Sugar Snap and Lincoln peas 2 days ago. Also, beets, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce, spinach, and carrots. Still have to get my broadleaf mustard in. Maybe some turnips too. Hoping for less deervestation! Zone 7a/b border….All direct sow. Jang JP-1 so nice.
Thanks for this video,I am renting, can I Plant in large containers?
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Have you ever grown walking onions? I live in NC. Tried it and failed.
I love your videos but I had a dismal summer garden in my 150 grow pots 7 to 20 gal under 40% 70% and even 90%. I’m zone 9a and since may it been 100 to 118 degrees most days and everything fried! I’m had a great fall with you (my First year gardening!!!) so I’m really hopeful for fall. I have my brassicas in seed trays 15 tomatoes just out under 40 % from my seed trays
Problem. It’s 100-102 here the next few days I’m afraid to transplant my 6-8 weeks starts outside under even 70% shade cloth. Also I found under my fried summer crops have lots of pill bugs under the mulch? How do I prevent that??
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Where can I buy the shade cloth that you use?
Man up Dale, no body likes a pouter. lol
One channel, SIX plants to grow this fall!
Another channel, TEN plants to grow this fall!
This channel, FIFTY plants to grow this fall!
Perfect
Congratulations again on the 750000 subscribers 👏 🙌 😀 ❤️
❤❤❤ for Dale!
Does anyone know if any of these are not attractive to deer? I have too many deer and cant afford a giant fence yet!
This video is worth saving! For both information and product links. ❤ Thanks Anthony!
❤ for Dale 😊
❤❤❤❤ aww poor Dale! I’m leaving my German pups for 5 days to go to Savannah mid September. Thor my Rottweiler sits on my suitcase 😅! I just put in radishes, bok choy, Brussels and chives for the Fall. I’m in 8A
We love you Dale, Thank-you so very much also for your very awesome videos, I love following you, you explain everything so very well.
That list was so helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm taking notes and we are 8b as well. Wonderful Information my friend.
I was watching this whole thing wondering when arugula would make her grand entrance! My favorite 😍
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I have a question. I just took up my cucumber plants and plan to plant peas in their place. Would it be beneficial to spray the soil with baking soda or peroxide prior to replanting my bed? I wonder if their are harmful pathogens in the soil. I am a new gardener; I have raised beds, and I need all the help I can get:)
thank you for all your hard work in providing these informative videos for the rest of us
Great info, thanks
I love the quiet of planting the fall garden in August after the neighborhood has gone back to school.
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I know how it feels Dale.
We have 2 Dachshunds both Female that get bummed out every time my wife goes out for shopping or to pickup anything. They need to sing a song for a minute or two every time.
Sometimes I even sing with them.
Then they sit by the stairs to the back door or the glass door and wait for her to come home. They seem to know if she will be back with in a short time or be out for hours. They just know !!! Extra Treats for Dale !!!!
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It is obvious Dale can spell when you see his reaction when you spelled out W A L K. Dogs are smarter than most people realize and Dale is lucky to have an owner like you that recognizes his intelligence.