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In USDA Zone 4, September is when gardeners need to focus on planting cold-hardy crops that can withstand frost and have a short growing period. Here are some ideas for what you can plant: 1. **Garlic:** - Planting garlic cloves in late September ensures they'll establish roots before winter. They'll overwinter and be ready to harvest next summer. 2. **Spinach:** - Spinach can handle cold temperatures and even frost, making it perfect for fall planting. It can be direct-seeded in early September. 3. **Radishes:** - Radishes mature quickly, usually in about 3-4 weeks. They can be sown throughout September for a quick harvest before frost sets in. 4. **Lettuce:** - Cold-tolerant lettuce varieties, such as Romaine or Butterhead, can be planted in early September. Consider covering with row covers as temperatures drop. 5. **Kale:** - Kale thrives in cooler weather and can even taste sweeter after a light frost. It can be direct-seeded or transplanted in early September. 6. **Turnips:** - Turnips are another root vegetable that does well in cool weather. They can be planted in early to mid-September. 7. **Mache (Corn Salad):** - Mache is extremely cold-hardy and can survive under snow. It can be planted in September and harvested through late fall. 8. **Asian Greens (like Bok Choy):** - Fast-growing and frost-tolerant, these greens can be planted in early September for a fall harvest. 9. **Cover Crops (like Winter Rye or Clover):** - If not planting vegetables, gardeners can plant cover crops to enrich the soil over winter. These can be sown in mid to late September. It's important to monitor the weather and be ready to protect plants from unexpected early frosts with row covers or cloches. In Zone 4, maximizing the short growing season means taking advantage of every warm day left in September.

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Here are some vegetables and herbs that can be planted in April, depending on your climate zone ¹: - Hardiness Zones 8-10: Tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, broccoli, onions - Hardiness Zones 7-10: Lettuce, beets, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, eggplants, herbs, melons, peas, peppers, spinach, summer squash, tomatoes - Hardiness Zones 5-10: Beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, eggplants, herbs, lettuce, melons, onions, peas, peppers, spinach, summer squash, tomatoes - Hardiness Zones 3-10: Herbs

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