19 Crops to Plant in September ASAP!
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Date: 2025-09-01
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epic_gardening
The one about growing dill to stop hornworms hit a sore spot for me. My eggplant leaves were getting destroyed by something a month ago, and then my neighbor (with whom I share the garden) discovered a hornworm on one of the leaves. The hornworm was removed, and the plant is doing much better, but the dill that I am growing in the container as a companion plant did not seem to deter the hornworm at all.
I am also planning on setting up my new raised planter box this weekend, and one of the things I was planning on putting into the box is snapdragons, so a shout out to Jaques for his tips on planting them.
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The one about growing dill to stop hornworms hit a sore spot for me. My eggplant leaves were getting destroyed by something a month ago, and then my neighbor (with whom I share the garden) discovered a hornworm on one of the leaves. The hornworm was removed, and the plant is doing much better, but the dill that I am growing in the container as a companion plant did not seem to deter the hornworm at all.
I am also planning on setting up my new raised planter box this weekend, and one of the things I was planning on putting into the box is snapdragons, so a shout out to Jaques for his tips on planting them.
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epic_gardening
0: 24 Kholerabi
2: 07 Carrots
4: 27 Broccoli
6: 19 Red Leaf
8: 16 Dill
9: 49 Arugula
11: 32 Buckwheat (covercrop)
12: 46 Flowers: Calendula, sweet pea, snapdragons
15: 37 Brussel sprouts
16: 37 Lettuce
17: 46 Hairy Vetch (cover crop)
19: 04 Snap Peas
20: 39 Cabbage(Napa)
22: 02 Cabbage
22: 47 Swiss Chard
24: 00 Lacy Phacelia (Cover crop)
25: 25 Spinach
27: 19 Alyssum (cover crop)
28: 41 Beats
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0: 24 Kholerabi
2: 07 Carrots
4: 27 Broccoli
6: 19 Red Leaf
8: 16 Dill
9: 49 Arugula
11: 32 Buckwheat (covercrop)
12: 46 Flowers: Calendula, sweet pea, snapdragons
15: 37 Brussel sprouts
16: 37 Lettuce
17: 46 Hairy Vetch (cover crop)
19: 04 Snap Peas
20: 39 Cabbage(Napa)
22: 02 Cabbage
22: 47 Swiss Chard
24: 00 Lacy Phacelia (Cover crop)
25: 25 Spinach
27: 19 Alyssum (cover crop)
28: 41 Beats
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kirstypollock6811
Kohlrabi is MEGA popular here in Germany. Usually eaten raw. I suck at growing it though: -. I get tons of leaves though, which are pretty cool as baby greens type thing to use just like kale.
My neighbours all grow huge ones, I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Probably lack of water They are in the wettest (lowest) part of the garden, but that's not saying much on sand!
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Kohlrabi is MEGA popular here in Germany. Usually eaten raw. I suck at growing it though: -. I get tons of leaves though, which are pretty cool as baby greens type thing to use just like kale.
My neighbours all grow huge ones, I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Probably lack of water They are in the wettest (lowest) part of the garden, but that's not saying much on sand!
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epic_gardening
Fun list! I planted my Fall Planting of Patio Pride Peas in my GreenStalk a couple weeks ago and they are already doing great. I plan to plant more this weekend since my 3 year old went ballistic for them. Pro Tip: Do not pre-soak them at all. Plant them dry and lightly water them in. They really do not need much water to get going, unlike most pea varieties.
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Fun list! I planted my Fall Planting of Patio Pride Peas in my GreenStalk a couple weeks ago and they are already doing great. I plan to plant more this weekend since my 3 year old went ballistic for them. Pro Tip: Do not pre-soak them at all. Plant them dry and lightly water them in. They really do not need much water to get going, unlike most pea varieties.
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chelinfusco6403
Comparing Kevin to Eric; wait, Eric. Kevin. hang on; are these two individuals or just one I'm so confused! I no long know who to believe or choose, Kevin or Eric or Kevin Eric, or Eric Kevin. what is happening! Just to make it clear, that was not all I got from the video. As always, great information. but the Kevin vs Eric is the tops!
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Comparing Kevin to Eric; wait, Eric. Kevin. hang on; are these two individuals or just one I'm so confused! I no long know who to believe or choose, Kevin or Eric or Kevin Eric, or Eric Kevin. what is happening! Just to make it clear, that was not all I got from the video. As always, great information. but the Kevin vs Eric is the tops!
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ammieloris
Love to see these folks here. Epic Gardening & The Beet introduced me to Jacques, Meg, Shannie, and Gardener Scott (so good to see him here. I'm very excited to meet Bailey and Gray--they are both from growing areas similar to mine. Everyone is clearly so knowledgeable and also charming.
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Love to see these folks here. Epic Gardening & The Beet introduced me to Jacques, Meg, Shannie, and Gardener Scott (so good to see him here. I'm very excited to meet Bailey and Gray--they are both from growing areas similar to mine. Everyone is clearly so knowledgeable and also charming.
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70schild15
Okay. You guys have motivated me. I went to my hubby and told him tomorrow we are going to plant peas, beets, beans, and radishes. I also said we are going to Portland Nursery because they have Botanical Interests seeds, and we are buying some brassica seeds. Wish me luck!
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Okay. You guys have motivated me. I went to my hubby and told him tomorrow we are going to plant peas, beets, beans, and radishes. I also said we are going to Portland Nursery because they have Botanical Interests seeds, and we are buying some brassica seeds. Wish me luck!
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B. and. V
Those big Florida worms, fry them up! Its surprisingly good, i have a creek native heritage, and it was a thing in history. My great grandmother knew about it and loved them. I live in the northwest now so not able to try them.
I believe asia is still loving them
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Those big Florida worms, fry them up! Its surprisingly good, i have a creek native heritage, and it was a thing in history. My great grandmother knew about it and loved them. I live in the northwest now so not able to try them.
I believe asia is still loving them
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woodrick1
Shade-cloth those direct-sown greens. A 3040% cover keeps spinach and cilantro from crisping while they germinate in September. Shade-cloth those direct-sown greens. A 3040% cover keeps spinach and cilantro from crisping while they germinate in September.
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Shade-cloth those direct-sown greens. A 3040% cover keeps spinach and cilantro from crisping while they germinate in September. Shade-cloth those direct-sown greens. A 3040% cover keeps spinach and cilantro from crisping while they germinate in September.
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LK-wq3su
I'm going to do a final planting of potatoes in hopes of getting a final succession crop in before winter. I'm also doing kale, bok choy, and more radishes. Maybe carrots. (I've got house bunnies to feed(They're beasts) Zone 8B, Oregon Cascade foothills.
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I'm going to do a final planting of potatoes in hopes of getting a final succession crop in before winter. I'm also doing kale, bok choy, and more radishes. Maybe carrots. (I've got house bunnies to feed(They're beasts) Zone 8B, Oregon Cascade foothills.
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dlwn64
As someone who has primarily grown tomatoes & peppers and focused on a summer garden for the last 10 years, this video has been really helpful. Being in zone 8b in costal Virginia, the advice from meggrowsplants and urbangardeningwithgray really helps!
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As someone who has primarily grown tomatoes & peppers and focused on a summer garden for the last 10 years, this video has been really helpful. Being in zone 8b in costal Virginia, the advice from meggrowsplants and urbangardeningwithgray really helps!
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Lisa-ol1ih
Would you ever consider adding a hydroponic grower to the line-up With housing becoming less available, hydroponics are a great way to supplement apartment porches. It's really hard to find hydroponics videos, and I know Kevin started out with it.
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Would you ever consider adding a hydroponic grower to the line-up With housing becoming less available, hydroponics are a great way to supplement apartment porches. It's really hard to find hydroponics videos, and I know Kevin started out with it.
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SteevTheDoc
Bailey's greenhouse is the coolest thing I've seen a while! Stylish and super-functional. I saw the broccoli variety and I instantly was reminded of the old Coneheads movie: THE NAME IS DE CICCO! I guess I'm too old at this point. :(
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Bailey's greenhouse is the coolest thing I've seen a while! Stylish and super-functional. I saw the broccoli variety and I instantly was reminded of the old Coneheads movie: THE NAME IS DE CICCO! I guess I'm too old at this point. :(
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MissPeachCobbler
hey Gray, tried Amaranth in Houston, zone 9b in 2024 spring and I tasted one leaf in the garden and as I internally patted myself on the back next day they were gone! apparently bugs in Houston love Amaranth. It was the red
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hey Gray, tried Amaranth in Houston, zone 9b in 2024 spring and I tasted one leaf in the garden and as I internally patted myself on the back next day they were gone! apparently bugs in Houston love Amaranth. It was the red
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kirstypollock6811
Yay, Gardener Scott!
Hairy vetch grows on its own here (farmers use it over winter, but ours likes to climb other plants rather than just sprawl. I love the flowers though, so there's always some I let grow.
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Yay, Gardener Scott!
Hairy vetch grows on its own here (farmers use it over winter, but ours likes to climb other plants rather than just sprawl. I love the flowers though, so there's always some I let grow.
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epic_gardening
It's still climbing into the 90s in my area. for about 2 more weeks. I wasn't really inspired to start seeds yet. but now I am.
Does anybody know what those pole looking things behind Shannie in veg 13 are
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It's still climbing into the 90s in my area. for about 2 more weeks. I wasn't really inspired to start seeds yet. but now I am.
Does anybody know what those pole looking things behind Shannie in veg 13 are
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blackgem1055
Gardener Scott the ultimate backyard gardening tutor here in the US. For market gardening have to give it to Jesse Frost at No-Till Growers. Glad to see gardeners from so many zones. Need a Canadian or Alaskan!
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Gardener Scott the ultimate backyard gardening tutor here in the US. For market gardening have to give it to Jesse Frost at No-Till Growers. Glad to see gardeners from so many zones. Need a Canadian or Alaskan!
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gogogardener
Ok. The experts think that us, who are in S. Calif, can expect drought this Winter. I'm in Riverside County and drought effects us more than you. What are the better Winter crops that can tolerate less water
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Ok. The experts think that us, who are in S. Calif, can expect drought this Winter. I'm in Riverside County and drought effects us more than you. What are the better Winter crops that can tolerate less water
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epic_gardening
About the hairy vetch, don’t let that stuff get away from you it will naturalize even in Zone 0 and be off like a rocket! Best keep it to beds or watch it real close or you’ll have a fun problem
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About the hairy vetch, don’t let that stuff get away from you it will naturalize even in Zone 0 and be off like a rocket! Best keep it to beds or watch it real close or you’ll have a fun problem
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Liz-og9gc
GRAYLEN, I admittedly just found you ( Thank you y'all EPIC for representing different zones/areas! I am in N Texas too so now I will be an avid viewer alongside my 'epic' videos and gardening family.
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GRAYLEN, I admittedly just found you ( Thank you y'all EPIC for representing different zones/areas! I am in N Texas too so now I will be an avid viewer alongside my 'epic' videos and gardening family.
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