What to Plant in September: A Zone-by-Zone Guide
September is not the end of the gardening season — it is a turning point. Here is what to plant right now based on your USDA zone, from Zone 3 all the way to Zone 10.
September is not the end of the gardening season — it is a turning point. Here is what to plant right now based on your USDA zone, from Zone 3 all the way to Zone 10.
Fall is the right time to plant garlic, but the exact window depends on your USDA zone. Here is a practical guide to timing, variety selection, planting depth, and mulching for a strong spring harvest.
August is the right time to start fall crops – kale, spinach, broccoli, beets, carrots and more. Here is exactly what to plant this month by USDA zone.
Exact planting dates for spinach by USDA zone – early spring and fall windows, how to beat the heat, and tips for a continuous harvest of fresh leaves.
Exact planting dates for kale by USDA zone – spring and fall windows, overwintering tips, and variety recommendations for the sweetest harvests.
Exact planting dates for sweet corn by USDA zone, including soil temperature requirements, succession planting tips, and why corn must be planted in blocks.
Exact planting dates for peas by USDA zone – spring and fall windows, soil temperature requirements, and variety recommendations for a full harvest.
Exact planting dates for basil by USDA zone – when to start seeds indoors and when to transplant outdoors for the best results all summer.
When to plant zucchini in every US zone (3-10) – start, plant and harvest dates plus tips. Pick your zone for an exact schedule.
When to plant potatoes in every US zone (3-10) – start, plant and harvest dates plus tips. Pick your zone for an exact schedule.