What vegetables are suitable for planting in September? These varieties are recommended

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Garland chrysanthemum: suitable for sowing from late August to October, with an optimum temperature of around 20 degrees. Cowpea: suitable for planting in early September. Tomato: sow from late August to early September, and harvest in November. Cauliflower: plant from September to November each year. Chinese cabbage: suitable for planting from September to October.

1. Garland chrysanthemum

Garland chrysanthemum is suitable for planting in spring and autumn, and in autumn it is mainly sown from late August to October. The optimum temperature is around 20 degrees, and it is a semi-cold-hardy vegetable.

2. Cowpea

Cowpea is best planted in early September; in fact, it can be planted in all three seasons of spring, summer and autumn. It has low requirements for soil, but it climbs on its own as it grows, so supports should be set up for it in advance.

3. Tomato

Tomatoes are mainly grown in autumn, sown from late August to early September, and can be harvested in November. There are many ways to eat them, and their nutritional value is also very high.

4. Cauliflower

Cauliflower is planted from September to November each year. It is a semi-cold-hardy vegetable, and its nutritional value is richer than that of other vegetables.

5. Chinese cabbage

The suitable planting period for Chinese cabbage is from September to October. It is also a semi-cold-hardy vegetable, and by winter you can enjoy delicious cabbage; especially in the winter of the north, it is absolutely indispensable.