12 Crops You Can STILL Plant in September
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Date: 2026-09-04
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alimjiwa
Brassicas (Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower): (1: 58-3: 06)
Buttercrunch Lettuce: (3: 37-5: 55)
Arugula (Astro & Wild Rocket): (5: 57-8: 02)
Toy Choy Bok Choy: (8: 02-9: 58)
Cucumbers (for warm climates): (9: 58-12: 24)
Lacinato (Dinosaur) Kale: (13: 53-17: 11)
Pansies: (17: 13-19: 00)
Borage: (19: 00-21: 02)
Vivian Romaine Lettuce: (21: 02-22: 48)
Purple Plum Radishes: (22: 48-24: 49)
Beets (Varieties include Chioggia, Gold, Early Wonder, Detroit Dark Red, Bull's Blood): (24: 49-29: 21)
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Brassicas (Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower): (1: 58-3: 06)
Buttercrunch Lettuce: (3: 37-5: 55)
Arugula (Astro & Wild Rocket): (5: 57-8: 02)
Toy Choy Bok Choy: (8: 02-9: 58)
Cucumbers (for warm climates): (9: 58-12: 24)
Lacinato (Dinosaur) Kale: (13: 53-17: 11)
Pansies: (17: 13-19: 00)
Borage: (19: 00-21: 02)
Vivian Romaine Lettuce: (21: 02-22: 48)
Purple Plum Radishes: (22: 48-24: 49)
Beets (Varieties include Chioggia, Gold, Early Wonder, Detroit Dark Red, Bull's Blood): (24: 49-29: 21)
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winterultima8053
Thats a beautiful eggplant mine have grown but they are like 8 cm Maximum but they were 2 kg gathered together
The isuee i had this year my two Apple trees were full of fruit and growing really beautiful but i don't know what happend because the next day i came to check-up on the grow process the fruit was gone they were all on the ground 4 cm apples gone in one night idk what happend and i am still mad about this
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Thats a beautiful eggplant mine have grown but they are like 8 cm Maximum but they were 2 kg gathered together
The isuee i had this year my two Apple trees were full of fruit and growing really beautiful but i don't know what happend because the next day i came to check-up on the grow process the fruit was gone they were all on the ground 4 cm apples gone in one night idk what happend and i am still mad about this
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ninazamudio
I'm so glad that you have Ben on here! I've followed him for ages because I'm in the PNW and although I'm in zone 8a, I'm more in his zone that I am in the 8a that Graylen in Dallas or the girl in NC's 8a would be. I lived in Dallas for a few years before moving to the PNW and they are night and day for growing which makes me understand zones less and less.
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I'm so glad that you have Ben on here! I've followed him for ages because I'm in the PNW and although I'm in zone 8a, I'm more in his zone that I am in the 8a that Graylen in Dallas or the girl in NC's 8a would be. I lived in Dallas for a few years before moving to the PNW and they are night and day for growing which makes me understand zones less and less.
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EmilioPetronez
Zone 6b, zucchino rampicante/tromboncino squash. Exploding. It grows like a pumpkin vine but once it gets going it pumps out long fruit that stay straight if they hang from a trellis or coil like a snake if they touch the ground. If you let them get all the way ripe, rhey turn tan and store longer, taste like a butternut then
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Zone 6b, zucchino rampicante/tromboncino squash. Exploding. It grows like a pumpkin vine but once it gets going it pumps out long fruit that stay straight if they hang from a trellis or coil like a snake if they touch the ground. If you let them get all the way ripe, rhey turn tan and store longer, taste like a butternut then
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Crazyathome24
I set out to grow herbs this Mau (not that one lol) in a small room with lights and they did great until everything just stopped lol. They aren't dead, just grew as far as conditions allowed. I live in an apartment so planting outside is rough. And we have very hungry wildlife, too. So I'm not sure what to do now.
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I set out to grow herbs this Mau (not that one lol) in a small room with lights and they did great until everything just stopped lol. They aren't dead, just grew as far as conditions allowed. I live in an apartment so planting outside is rough. And we have very hungry wildlife, too. So I'm not sure what to do now.
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LK-wq3su
Graylen mentioned all the favorite crops I grow for my rescue bunnies! I had two entire raised beds growing nicely, until a wily chicken flew over the really tall fencing and decimated everything. Grrrr.
Starting all over this week. With even taller fencing.
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Graylen mentioned all the favorite crops I grow for my rescue bunnies! I had two entire raised beds growing nicely, until a wily chicken flew over the really tall fencing and decimated everything. Grrrr.
Starting all over this week. With even taller fencing.
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cushi815melt
I am so confused with my zone area because when i look up my zone in different place it says i am in zone 10 a or b. I am in california in the valley area and i even use ai to figure out my zone and it says i on the bridge of zone a and b
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I am so confused with my zone area because when i look up my zone in different place it says i am in zone 10 a or b. I am in california in the valley area and i even use ai to figure out my zone and it says i on the bridge of zone a and b
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jenpalazzo5728
Hi Kevin from SE Florida which is so different from Central FL in temperature, rainfall and humidity. Botanical Interest seeds are the top choice on our homestead too! We would be so honored to do some seed trials for you one day.
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Hi Kevin from SE Florida which is so different from Central FL in temperature, rainfall and humidity. Botanical Interest seeds are the top choice on our homestead too! We would be so honored to do some seed trials for you one day.
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Lol-bit-is-mangle
I’ve just started gardening and god it’s been such a long journey my growing temps are all over the place lows of 1. 7 c and highs of 45 to 48 c around the year it’s currently late august and today’s temperature is 43
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I’ve just started gardening and god it’s been such a long journey my growing temps are all over the place lows of 1. 7 c and highs of 45 to 48 c around the year it’s currently late august and today’s temperature is 43
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lyngideon
Always love some new info from the Epic Gardening group, but as Gray is in my neck of the woods, his info is always perfectly suited to my needs. Always little pearls of wisdom & ideas from everyone though.
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Always love some new info from the Epic Gardening group, but as Gray is in my neck of the woods, his info is always perfectly suited to my needs. Always little pearls of wisdom & ideas from everyone though.
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chjpace
Happy belated birthday Er. Kevin
Dont know your exact day but I am an 1987 baby too. I have learnt a lot from you about gardening and it became an unreplacable joy in my life.
Best wishes and thankss
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Happy belated birthday Er. Kevin
Dont know your exact day but I am an 1987 baby too. I have learnt a lot from you about gardening and it became an unreplacable joy in my life.
Best wishes and thankss
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theresadiaz7716
My eggplants are finally fruiting! My tomatoes are slowly but surely ripening, it's the last week of August and we're finally getting 80 degree weather! I have made a list of changes for next year.
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My eggplants are finally fruiting! My tomatoes are slowly but surely ripening, it's the last week of August and we're finally getting 80 degree weather! I have made a list of changes for next year.
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RuthSpence-l9i
you are loosing weight and you look 'marvelous darling simple marvelous'. I am hoping to get my mojo back but I am having a rough time in seed germination. I dont know if it is my seed or the seeder
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you are loosing weight and you look 'marvelous darling simple marvelous'. I am hoping to get my mojo back but I am having a rough time in seed germination. I dont know if it is my seed or the seeder
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Sandraparson1
Wow. Had to do a double take. Meg has lost a lot of weight! You go girl. This old gal isn’t planting fall stuff this year but I still like to watch these videos. Great work all
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Wow. Had to do a double take. Meg has lost a lot of weight! You go girl. This old gal isn’t planting fall stuff this year but I still like to watch these videos. Great work all
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charleneharvey855
Already starting my fall seeds. Can’t wait to stop fighting the Northern California heat. Graylen, thanks for the Earth, Wind and Fire reference! One of my favorite songs
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Already starting my fall seeds. Can’t wait to stop fighting the Northern California heat. Graylen, thanks for the Earth, Wind and Fire reference! One of my favorite songs
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amberboucher6588
In Keizer Oregon says I’m zone 8a but liessssss I can’t be more then zone 7! we don’t get that hot or that cold really. Willamette valley stays pretty mild
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In Keizer Oregon says I’m zone 8a but liessssss I can’t be more then zone 7! we don’t get that hot or that cold really. Willamette valley stays pretty mild
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NatureWeLost
1. Broccoli
2. Cabbage
3. Cauliflower
4. Lettuce
5. Arugula
6. Choys
7. Cucumbers
8. Kale
9. Pansies
10. Borage
11. Radishes
12. Beets
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1. Broccoli
2. Cabbage
3. Cauliflower
4. Lettuce
5. Arugula
6. Choys
7. Cucumbers
8. Kale
9. Pansies
10. Borage
11. Radishes
12. Beets
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CyanCyborg-v8z
Thanks, I'm moving tomorrow, and will have to leave all my in-ground plants behind. I'm hoping to still do some gardening at my new place before the season ends.
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Thanks, I'm moving tomorrow, and will have to leave all my in-ground plants behind. I'm hoping to still do some gardening at my new place before the season ends.
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paddlingmom
Do I need to start those seedlings with a grow light indoors or can I put them in a sunny window area I guess I’m asking do they need direct sunlight on them
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Do I need to start those seedlings with a grow light indoors or can I put them in a sunny window area I guess I’m asking do they need direct sunlight on them
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nisox9
Love that you as to the lists as time goes by! I check these videos every month abcs the fact there is more than one video for each month is appreciated!
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Love that you as to the lists as time goes by! I check these videos every month abcs the fact there is more than one video for each month is appreciated!
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