September denotes the end of summer for many gardeners and signals cool weather and incoming frosts in the fall season.
Starting a garden in September may seem unwise, depending on your growing zone. Despite cold weather in the north, container gardeners and people in the south start looking for new vegetables to plant in September.
Although temperatures start dropping for most of the United States in late summer, many plants reach maturity in record time to begin growing in September.
With select gardening tools to help retain soil warmth and fast-growing crops, it’s possible to achieve a fall harvest before the first frost date of the season.
Growing Tomatoe
Planting Alliums in September
Cole Crop
Spinach
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