11 Crops To Grow In September, No Matter Where You Live
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Date: 2024-08-31
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skylarkkralyks4496
I had the most unexpected experience with lettuce roots a few years ago. I live in NE Ohio, and I had planted my fall lettuce honestly rather late in our year. When a solid week of freeze was upon us, I ran out to my garden and dug up all the lettuce to take the lettuce inside for the winter. This worked way better than I expected, and I put the lettuce back out in the garden in the spring. In this time, the lettuce roots had grown thick and gnarly, and they lasted the summer. In the fall, after the last harvest, I went to pull the lettuce roots out. They looked so much like a root vegetable at that point that I just had to experiment. I washed and trimmed up the roots. Sliced into them and tried a taste: the SWEETEST lightest root veggie I have ever eaten! So I decided to make my standard root vegetable oven fries and see what happened. What started off as a bright white root actually turned black (not burned) in the oven, and they tasted incredible. It was definitely a long process (over a year) from when I first planted the lettuce seeds, and I know nothing about the chemical composition of the lettuce roots to know if it's recommendable. But it was still a happy accident.
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I had the most unexpected experience with lettuce roots a few years ago. I live in NE Ohio, and I had planted my fall lettuce honestly rather late in our year. When a solid week of freeze was upon us, I ran out to my garden and dug up all the lettuce to take the lettuce inside for the winter. This worked way better than I expected, and I put the lettuce back out in the garden in the spring. In this time, the lettuce roots had grown thick and gnarly, and they lasted the summer. In the fall, after the last harvest, I went to pull the lettuce roots out. They looked so much like a root vegetable at that point that I just had to experiment. I washed and trimmed up the roots. Sliced into them and tried a taste: the SWEETEST lightest root veggie I have ever eaten! So I decided to make my standard root vegetable oven fries and see what happened. What started off as a bright white root actually turned black (not burned) in the oven, and they tasted incredible. It was definitely a long process (over a year) from when I first planted the lettuce seeds, and I know nothing about the chemical composition of the lettuce roots to know if it's recommendable. But it was still a happy accident.
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constantrandomness
During the lettuce part they were talking about a slug infestation, but you showed snails. I don't know if it's a language thing (English isn't my first language, but to me, snails have their little house, while slugs don't. And while snails clean up dead plant material (if they don't overpopulate, while many slugs will feed on any kind of plant material, dead or alive. Some slugs will hunt other slugs, they are great to have aroung: ) Maybe I'm wrong, I'd love to be updated on this granny knowledge if it's wrong or outdated: )
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During the lettuce part they were talking about a slug infestation, but you showed snails. I don't know if it's a language thing (English isn't my first language, but to me, snails have their little house, while slugs don't. And while snails clean up dead plant material (if they don't overpopulate, while many slugs will feed on any kind of plant material, dead or alive. Some slugs will hunt other slugs, they are great to have aroung: ) Maybe I'm wrong, I'd love to be updated on this granny knowledge if it's wrong or outdated: )
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debtaylor4172
Hey Kevin, one of the videos not to long ago you mentioned about finding a plant to sort of hide your outdoor shower. You should check into heavenly bamboo. It’s not as invasive as regular bamboo. Changes color in fall and up in Escondido it does well all year, so it probably will d o well for you. We used it to replace the bamboo we had that was 5 years ago, I only trim a couple times a year to keep it at 4ft I think it can get to 6’ depending on variety. Anyway just a thought
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Hey Kevin, one of the videos not to long ago you mentioned about finding a plant to sort of hide your outdoor shower. You should check into heavenly bamboo. It’s not as invasive as regular bamboo. Changes color in fall and up in Escondido it does well all year, so it probably will d o well for you. We used it to replace the bamboo we had that was 5 years ago, I only trim a couple times a year to keep it at 4ft I think it can get to 6’ depending on variety. Anyway just a thought
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problematic_canik
I have weeds that have been atteacting some type of chunky bee. Ive seen 7 at a time in the yard and it warms my cold heart. I live in illinois about 40 minutes west of chicago what can i plant for the chunky bees Im okay with anything that atteacts everything except mice or rodents. I have to get rid of the weeds this weekend but not sure if i should keep them until i find a replacement Please help for the chunky bees
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I have weeds that have been atteacting some type of chunky bee. Ive seen 7 at a time in the yard and it warms my cold heart. I live in illinois about 40 minutes west of chicago what can i plant for the chunky bees Im okay with anything that atteacts everything except mice or rodents. I have to get rid of the weeds this weekend but not sure if i should keep them until i find a replacement Please help for the chunky bees
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pdxmusl1510
Spinach is crazy. I has no idea it could tolerate the cold like it can. So I threw seeds randomly in my garden last year in November. Did nothing else. All the plants sprouted. Grew leaves. Even when completely covered in snow for litterly months. I'm in 7b.
In late February i harvested some leaves. not vert many. but enough for a small side salad. I'm going to do this again this year. But more purposefully.
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Spinach is crazy. I has no idea it could tolerate the cold like it can. So I threw seeds randomly in my garden last year in November. Did nothing else. All the plants sprouted. Grew leaves. Even when completely covered in snow for litterly months. I'm in 7b.
In late February i harvested some leaves. not vert many. but enough for a small side salad. I'm going to do this again this year. But more purposefully.
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epic_gardening
Shannie is my absolute favorite! I am in Central FL zone 10a (the other West Coast) and our weather is so different from West Coast Cali. Seminole pumpkins, Everglades tomatoes are always great options, but love that Shannie tells us to get cauliflower started indoors now. I don't have great luck with transplanting brassicas, but hope that timing will give me an advantage this year!
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Shannie is my absolute favorite! I am in Central FL zone 10a (the other West Coast) and our weather is so different from West Coast Cali. Seminole pumpkins, Everglades tomatoes are always great options, but love that Shannie tells us to get cauliflower started indoors now. I don't have great luck with transplanting brassicas, but hope that timing will give me an advantage this year!
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Angie-kw3mc
Very inspiring especially like you say with late summer gardening fatigue. I've got both of those varieties of violas so I'm glad you reminded me to plant them now. Because yes the summer flowers are starting to look quite ratty. Also I just planted the Chinese red meat radish today. Looking forward to cooler weather and different harvests. Columbia SC
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Very inspiring especially like you say with late summer gardening fatigue. I've got both of those varieties of violas so I'm glad you reminded me to plant them now. Because yes the summer flowers are starting to look quite ratty. Also I just planted the Chinese red meat radish today. Looking forward to cooler weather and different harvests. Columbia SC
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tanzanitereyes4283
I also tried carrots in the spring however we spent a month at over 95 in zone 9b and they never really grew bigger than a baby finger. Gonna try again in fall and plant even earlier in spring! I do love these videos and talk to family about them all the time! Thanks for making me sound like I know what I’m talking about!
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I also tried carrots in the spring however we spent a month at over 95 in zone 9b and they never really grew bigger than a baby finger. Gonna try again in fall and plant even earlier in spring! I do love these videos and talk to family about them all the time! Thanks for making me sound like I know what I’m talking about!
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danagwena
Another helpful amazing new seed catalog for September. My growing season is coming to an end finishing with my productive tomatoes and strawberries. I am very proud of my garden as this year, definitely my best garden year. After the tomatoes die, time to re amend the soil Thanks Kevin and the crew for another helpful video: )
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Another helpful amazing new seed catalog for September. My growing season is coming to an end finishing with my productive tomatoes and strawberries. I am very proud of my garden as this year, definitely my best garden year. After the tomatoes die, time to re amend the soil Thanks Kevin and the crew for another helpful video: )
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epic_gardening
For your carrot thinning explanation, it seems like the diagram is showing twice as much space (1 inch 1 inch = 2 inches) between carrots as what you say (at least an inch between. It doesn't hurt to have more separation, but that means you can't grow as many in the same amount of space.
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For your carrot thinning explanation, it seems like the diagram is showing twice as much space (1 inch 1 inch = 2 inches) between carrots as what you say (at least an inch between. It doesn't hurt to have more separation, but that means you can't grow as many in the same amount of space.
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cindytrusty6598
Zone 8, zone 10, zone 10. ooh, we got a zone 6! How about addressing those of us who live in the more difficult northern zones of 3, 4, and 5 You want to see clever gardeners, watch northerners try to extend our somewhat pitifully short seasons. But I'm still planting.
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Zone 8, zone 10, zone 10. ooh, we got a zone 6! How about addressing those of us who live in the more difficult northern zones of 3, 4, and 5 You want to see clever gardeners, watch northerners try to extend our somewhat pitifully short seasons. But I'm still planting.
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terecita18
Hello. Greetings and blessed day. I have a question: is it possible to add someone to your group who lives in the northeast of the country I am in CT and everything you plant in the fall sounds nice, but here it is already turning into a clear layer of ice on the plants.
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Hello. Greetings and blessed day. I have a question: is it possible to add someone to your group who lives in the northeast of the country I am in CT and everything you plant in the fall sounds nice, but here it is already turning into a clear layer of ice on the plants.
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rootelation486
Kevin it's so wild how your 10b is so different from my 10a in southwest florida. Happy gardening. im gearing up for my new season. waking the garden up a little at a time. Mid september cant get here fast enough
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Kevin it's so wild how your 10b is so different from my 10a in southwest florida. Happy gardening. im gearing up for my new season. waking the garden up a little at a time. Mid september cant get here fast enough
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dlr978
When the cilantro goes to seed, collect them and, once fully dry, add them to your spice rack. Ground up cilantro seeds = ground coriander (as we call it in usa. Ground coriander is common in Indian and Mexican cuisine
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When the cilantro goes to seed, collect them and, once fully dry, add them to your spice rack. Ground up cilantro seeds = ground coriander (as we call it in usa. Ground coriander is common in Indian and Mexican cuisine
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Grower123-kr7qy
Kevin, from your hydroponics days till now you’ve continually inspired me to grow! I truly appreciate all you’ve done to inspire me and every other grower who’ve been lucky enough to find your videos!
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Kevin, from your hydroponics days till now you’ve continually inspired me to grow! I truly appreciate all you’ve done to inspire me and every other grower who’ve been lucky enough to find your videos!
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cachito1904
Will not be following you or your hermit anymore now that I found out how you got all that money and bought the seed company and dropped all the local people that helped you get to where you are. PATHETIC!
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Will not be following you or your hermit anymore now that I found out how you got all that money and bought the seed company and dropped all the local people that helped you get to where you are. PATHETIC!
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rachel3682
So not only do you say its September which is in two days. You already have been growing them as you present them fully or near fully grown. Its time to cancel you and people that fall for you
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So not only do you say its September which is in two days. You already have been growing them as you present them fully or near fully grown. Its time to cancel you and people that fall for you
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snowbirdgardener
I grew your Shin Kuroda and Atomic Red Carrots last fall in So. Cal zone 9, in 5 gal buckets. They were very prolific and delicious! I'll grow them both, this fall, too.
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I grew your Shin Kuroda and Atomic Red Carrots last fall in So. Cal zone 9, in 5 gal buckets. They were very prolific and delicious! I'll grow them both, this fall, too.
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Tinysteading
Love Botantical Interest Seeds. the way the packs are and the varieties. Please dknt get rid kf any Just add to if needed. So you could have the originals and the epics
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Love Botantical Interest Seeds. the way the packs are and the varieties. Please dknt get rid kf any Just add to if needed. So you could have the originals and the epics
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demidron.
This was posted 21 hours ago and there are still more than 15 hours till it's September anywhere. Also, September is springtime, so you can pretty much plant what you want.
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This was posted 21 hours ago and there are still more than 15 hours till it's September anywhere. Also, September is springtime, so you can pretty much plant what you want.
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