There are many vegetables to plant in September, which may come as a surprise. The peak growing season is indeed starting to wind down, but some quick-growing crops will give you harvests as the temperatures drop, while others can be planted for overwintering, getting you ahead for spring.
For instance, if you like the idea of picking homegrown garlic or onions next year, now's a good time to plant them. Many leafy greens can be sown now, too, from colourful chard to spicy mizuna. Whether you're an experienced grower or a beginner at vegetable gardening, there are lots of opportunities to keep your green fingers busy.
