September Planting: Fruit and vegetables to grow in September
September is generally known as peak harvest time, yet vegetables can still can be sown this month. Temperatures begin to decline this month, so your September planting of seedlings needs protection. Crops are best sown in a cold frame, greenhouse and under fleece and cloches.
Vegetables to be sown indoors in September
Spring cabbages can still be sown. These are best started off in Rootrainers to promote strong and vigorous root systems.
Herbs, chilli plants and microgreens can be grown indoors on a windowsill now to provide fragrance and nutrients throughout autumn and the colder months.
Vegetables to be sown directly in September
Leafy greens such as salad leaves, Spinach and Pak Choi can be sown directly now and will yield harvests throughout autumn and into winter. Spinach can be sown directly or in pots but will need to be covered with fleece or cloches towards the end of the month.
Now is also a good time to sow Lamb’s Lettuce, it is a hardy vegetable which can be harvested throughout autumn and winter.
Turnips do well in cool and moist weather and can be sown on bare soil this month and can be ready to harvest in time for Christmas. For more information on growing your own Christmas dinner read our blog.
This month is the last chance to direct sow radish for autumn cropping.
Towards the end of the month garlic and autumn onion sets can be planted.
Enjoy your September Planting! Not quite ready to plant yet? Check out what to plant in October here October Planting
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