What To Plant in the Garden in September - Vegetables, Herbs & Flowers

Do you wonder What to Plant in the Garden In September? You can still plant seeds and vegetable transplants. This video will cover what you can plant in the vegetable garden for fall and winter harvest, for the beneficial insects, and the soil with all organic practices. Create a food forest of garden food year round by planting each month from seeds and transplants. September is an excellent to sow seeds and transplant in the garden. Vegetables, herbs & flowers. Dense planting of these crops increase yield, making the perfect option for small acreage homesteading.

Salad Turnips

Bloomsdale spinach

Red Romaine Lettuce

Cornflower

Mustard greens

Cilantro

Chervil

China rose radish

Watermelon radish

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00:00 What do you plant?
00:13 Before you plant
01:15 Planting lettuce
02:32 Planting radishes
03:47 Pollinators & tea flowers
04:28 Luna's favorite! Spinach
05:42 Mustard greens
06:31 Salad turnips
06:56 Herbs
08:01 Brassica

[suemar]

New subscriber---what GREAT info you give. I've been gardening for close to 40 years, and still learned a few things from you. Looking forward to seeing much more. Your garden is GORGEOUS. Thanks for sharing it all with

[lljl]

Luna licked her lips as if she had just finished eating her spinach with ranch dressing. 😂😂 thank you for the informative video. I love your videos!!! 👍 🙌😊

[themovingintosleepmethod]

Such a lovely video! Herbs are my favorites, beside the nutrient value, new taste combinations keep our brain's young and fresh, promoting positive neuroplastic processes. This is why it is also good to encourage eating slowly, not only to fully enjoy the food but also to nurture the brain as well.

[jillnewton]

I'm excited! I thought calendula could only be planted in the spring.

[utubegreats]

Luna can’t have Ranch dressing? What is she going to dip her fries in??? 😂

[laruebrough]

Alli could you deliver to me? I need seeds and cottonseed meal.