September Vegetables: What to plant in your Florida Vegetable Garden month by month

Wondering what you should plant in your Florida Vegetable Garden in the month of September? Check out this Florida Gardening Video where I give lots of Florida Gardening Tips to help you have a successful Florida Garden. When you are new to Gardening in Florida, you need all the help you can get so that you start a Florida Food Forest, grow a Central Florida Vegetable Garden, enjoy the best Florida Friendly Landscaping, and add Florida Native Plants.

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[priyarudradas]

I love that I found this channel. Love the humor and the knowledge for us Floridians.

[jennywhite]

This channel is my #1 go to for Florida gardening advice! I’m subscribed to many, but watch you and maybe 2 others.
I need ur advice: I’ve got a 3 yr old papaya that started in a 4 gallon bucket- well it rooted beyond, and deeply and is now 8 ft tall and wide right at my front door. We always have to move leaves to get to the door. So moving it- you said we might have a cold snap, but I’m afraid to wait another 6 months (btw - it’s fruiting) and if I move my beloved, will it take root before the cold hits it? (Ha! Cold, lol).
Thank you for your hard work and dedication. I’d never do as well as I do without you!!

[Steve.]

Hello from central FL, im going to start rounds of all of my crops every 2 weeks incase it does stay warm for longer this year, thanks for making these helpful videos!

[schmittyschmit]

So grateful for channels like these:) it seems like Central Florida is like spring Yankee vegetables, summer tropicals, fall Yankee vegetables, repeat.

[iamyouritaliangrandma]

Omg I get up early to work in the yard. NW FL no rain and extremely hot. Been at at it since 6am. 8am now and I can't handle the heat. I pre-ordered the planner. A girl can dream 😊

[godisincontrol]

Thank you 😊 I need to know this, I am fairly new to growing from seed 😁

[shelhuff]

Following from Texas.. same heat & humidity but no rain season. Luv your sweaty videos. In it together lady!!

[LottiesFaith]

Good morning. Just the thought of September is wonderful. I am hopeful and planning.

[samelita]

Loved this video format! My beesbalm bloomed last month.
I love the flower suggestions.

[chayh.]

Morning! Thanks for the info!
Sending Blessings your way!😊

[SouthernLatitudesFL]

It is HARD to be outside in this heat! Great advice.

[SouthernLatitudesFL]

Dwarf Poinciana??? I didn't know there was a thing!! Oh, my hubby would love that.

[sharim]

So happy I found this channel! South Melting Fl over here 🥵 Learning a lot and looking forward to getting my garden in better shape for butterflies, veggies, all of it!

[joyceheflin-casado]

Hey Jacquelyn and all other folks under Idalia warning - keep you all in my thoughts and prayers! Stay SAFE!!!

[TerryWoods-cksm]

Wonderful video. Do you have a list or video of suggested native plants? Especially for North Florida? Thank you for all the informative videos.

[ljgerken]

It was 78 degrees F at 6am this morning and only 65% humidity. Feeling the change. Hoping for more rain next week. I'm still harvesting cucumbers in partial shade. Refrigerator pickles rule! Cucumber limeade is delicious too!

[hanakimi]

I have learned so much from your videos! One thing I'm struggling with is when to start seeds for my native plants. I asked one of the florida native plant groups on Facebook, but never got any response 😅. Could you do something about that? I'd love to k own when to start my ironweed, rattlesnake master, etc.

[juliannegill]

Love your videos - so fun & informative! Question - are you aware of a list or calendar that outlines when native flowers bloom here in FL? I'm looking to add them (you've convinced me!), and want to try to have color all year. Any recommendations?

[cindywoods]

Thank you for all the great videos. What native plant were you showing with the lovely purple flowers at about time 7:40, couldn't hear. Some of these are so hard to find up in Hernando cty. Thanks!

[maryt]

95 degrees and thunderstorms every day this week Sept 2 - 9. It has to cool off eventually. I wish somebody would write a book on seed starting for native plants - time of year, stratification needs, germination time, etc.