Top 10 Vegetables to plant in September

In this video, Brian from Next Level Gardening goes through the top 10 vegetables to plant in September for your Fall Garden. For those in milder winter climates there is a bonus at the just for you! After that, stick around for a blooper reel!

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[vickicade]

I love your videos. You get right to the point without a lot of filler words that no one is interested in. Thank you for that.

[zepheniahparker]

Agree with the post-summer purge/cleanse. I've really been frustrated with my summer garden, I finally got out there and started ripping out the sickly stuff and I am full of hope again for fall.

[HablemosDelHuerto]

I love the way he explains and the passion and knowledge. Anyone agrees?

[dojiqueen]

Love the bloopers! Makes one appreciate the time and effort to put together your videos. You make it look effortless and so personal, like chatting with a friend

[wj]

Garlic
Spinach
Radish
Bok Choi
Peas
Bunching onions
Kale
Celantro
Chives
Leaf lettuce
Cauliflower broccoli

[henryedwards]

because amount of info you deliver and the way you deliver it in no nonsense way, has gotten you another sub. And I appreciate when a channel puts a punch list in the description for videos

[lindakangas]

Love it. Just finished pulling tomatoes, peppers, melons, sunflowers. Came in to rest and get a drink. Turned on your video to you saying clean up your garden. Great timing and yes I look out there and feel much better. Thank you so much for your videos.

[lauramurphy]

Your "I'm not amused" face that last time in the bloopers that the camera started tilting. 🤣

[Peldyn]

If you want a good radish recipe try grating them and mixing with some mayo, salt, and pepper. Use as a sandwich spread. They taste almost like a crab salad that way.

[Supergenesia]

Oh my goodness!! 🤣 You are simply PRECIOUS!! “Gosh darn it!”
You make my day!!

[sarahb]

I fully attribute the success of my garden this year to all the tips and techniques you taught me over the past few months. I love sharing your videos to others knowing they will love and appreciate the information just as much

[krystalgoin]

My kale did amazing this summer. I was shocked!!! My cilantro bolted almost immediately after planting during summer.

[NashvilleMonkey]

A few places had such an early frost that they have enough time to grow lots of stuff before their second frost day~ we put garlic in the ground in mid summer and it starts growing crazy around this time of year~

[deborahl.williams]

You did a good job recording. Don't be upset with yourself. It was all helpful for me. Thanks

[farmerchick]

I've been ripping up all my tomatoes and planted turnips, spinach, cabbage, lettuce, garlic seed, green onions, beets and carrots. I have to set up my row covers soon. In my climate I'll get another early harvest in the spring of spinach. I agree with the radish assessment. I hated them untill I tried them cooked. Great in stew too.

[rebecaorsi]

I am in zone 7a and got me a greenhouse. First year gardening. Right now researching how to use the greenhouse during winter . I am exited

[johnclarke]

I did this, today. I removed the tomato plants that I had in pots and planted English peas in their place. I turned over the soil in the pots with my trowel and mixed in some bone meal and Epson salts as addendums. I planted five seeds, evenly spaced in the pots. I used my tomato cages to allow them to have something to climb on. We got a heavy shower shortly after I finished planting them. I plan on tilling my garden this weekend with my Mantis tiller.

[mtnblubird]

First frost date? Eeek! We got almost 5” of snow last week! That is not normal. But i wrapped my tomatoes and peppers and eggplant really well and they survived!!

[augustagootee]

Yay pepper plants saving bc mine are huge

[MichaelRei]

I wanted to tell you that I tried the salted watermelon trick and it works!! I actually like watermelon now!! Got my late season crops i now I’m growing carrots, turnips and beets!! I love pea shoots so that will be on my list for next season!!