The start of September always seems to take me by surprise. It's the time of year us gardeners get ready for another important growing season: fall. Not only is it time to get seeds and bulbs in the ground for next spring, there are also things to sow for results later in fall and even winter.
That's why here on the Gardens team at Homes & Gardens, we're getting ahead with seeds to order in September. This is an optimal month to get your seed shopping done, so they arrive in time for the planting on your fall gardening checklist. Whether it's spring blooms that benefit from overwintering in the ground, or cool-season crops that should be sown soon for a winter harvest, there are plenty of seeds to get together this month.
