What Vegetables To Plant In September Zone 7?

[@gardentours]

Good reminder that I should sow some more leeks and get the garlic into the ground 👍

[@JulesGardening]

Hi again. Thanks for stopping by the channel. I love getting the alliums going in the fall and especially the garlic! BEST way to do it right, hands down. Happy gardening! ☀️

[@happygransgarden8167]

Great info on Fall starts! My starts are hanging out indoors but harding off has begun. The next 4-5 days is above 90 degrees. So, just wondering about a risk of bolting if the are planted out too soon.

[@JulesGardening]

Exactly. Tricky time of year for sure. But good luck with it! Video coming?☀️

[@philip-mansurabdur-rahman2642]

First time gardener here in Mississippi 7B. Love your channel and glad its not too late to fil up my garden with veggies. I started my brassica veggie seeds in late August in 4oz cups on the side of the house to get morning sun and afternoon shade. They look okay like 2-3 inches now. I want to transplant directly into my raised bed around mid-October. Thoughts?

[@JulesGardening]

Well they were started outside so should have strong stems. Already acclimated. I would transplant and use the plastic bell cloche. That would retain heat and keep moths off until the plants get established. Watch them everyday though with the cloche on. You don’t want to cook them. And good luck and thanks for watching. 👍

[@philip-mansurabdur-rahman2642]

Great idea with using the bell cloth to protect against moths, which I have noticed in the raised beds area. I like it! Thanks!@@JulesGardening

[@Carlii_998]

Very helpful for a beginner gardener! ☺️

[@JulesGardening]

Glad you enjoyed that. Happy gardening!

[@BackyardGardening]

Hello, Your garden looks great. Thank you for visiting

[@JulesGardening]

Thank you.

[@hardnackfarms1736]

Thank you for sharing. There is so much to plant in Sept. I pray you have abundant crops! Wendy🙏🏻🇺🇸🦋🐞

[@JulesGardening]

Thank you Wendy.

[@TommyAloha.]

Great view # brick 🧱

[@TommyAloha.]

4am = some horse dirt , they used to bronco bust can hurt rider & horse they tie to post. ... I read American Indian take horse in water get on. ... Guess what knights in shining armour the woman take care of horses. Guess what they take in water to ride. ..I read (it's like to me gold fish/guppies in tank or pigeons on sidewalk they scram but come right back) Amer. Indians push horses then stop & go back the wild horses they pushed followed them they go to valley/canyon to catch. They ride in water. It works for deer they are much scarier than horses. The female runs the herd if she ejects you away from herd you lose. In a race (there should be enough horses) they get strung out. Front runners those just off the lead horses & the closers .. it's called a flight. It's like 3 or 4 flights of horses. (5 horse race not really right can't unfold right)

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks!

[@TommyAloha.]

I made watermelon short I put you in description I can change

[@JulesGardening]

Good looking melon Tom!

[@blackturtleshow]

Sounds like you plan on having a very productive autumn!

[@JulesGardening]

Fingers crossed.

[@lakesidehomesteadwithdavea5757]

oooh garlic!!! Love it!!! We are starting to clear our our beds already….😕

[@JulesGardening]

We are in the "between" period. Some coming out, some going in, some still to finish, like a few maters and peppers. Fall is our "most fun" time. :)

[@cindysplace]

I'm presently sowing my winter seeds. I'm still waiting on my summer harvest. It was late starting this year for me. Thanks for the info. Nice selection you can plant there.

[@JulesGardening]

Hi CIndy. Thanks and good luck with the sowing! It will work out, yep! ☀️

[@cindysplace]

@@JulesGardening Never Give up and never give in!

[@SuffolkSusie]

Awesome list!!! Thank you so much. I need to play this again.

[@JulesGardening]

Most welcome Susie. Hope it helps or inspires. ☀️

[@mishalea]

I've noticed, ungions, leafs, and I'll just stop there!😁 I'm bad, I should have had my fall garden started already...😭 I'm shooting for this week.🤞 Oh good info on the garlic. How deep to you plant the garlic cloves? Mine never came up last fall ... Yea, I think I'll try to start my cabbage and broccoli seeds inside tomorrow. Ughhh.... Maybe I'll go look for starts! Bahahaha, I'm hopeless!😂 Have a blessed week, Jules!🌻🎶

[@JulesGardening]

Ba ha ha ha. Should have time still Misha. Especially for those short day crops. You plant the glove 1-3 deep. Do NOT leave them "half" like an onion. That doesn't work. And good luck, seeds or starts. Pros and cons for each. We went with starts. I am more concerned with slugs given last fall's fiasco!

[@LamVuononGiansimplegardening]

wow. you share very well. I love content like this. I also enjoy watching it on youtube. Hope to see more of your videos in the future. Wishing you a nice and happy weekend. My dear friend.

[@JulesGardening]

Thank you so much. Happy fall gardening!

[@flowerfolkfarm3553]

Hey Jules those grow bags are gonna be awesome!! Your fall garden is Gina be amazing my friend 🌱🌱🌱🌷🌷🌷💐💐💐

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks so much Anita!

[@twinbrookacres]

Great advice. I hope to have some big projects completed this year, then I can devote more time to planning and extending our veggie/fruit seasons. Thanks for sharing.

[@JulesGardening]

You bet. We are on a big weed mat venture. Trying to get out of the weed eating business. :)

[@karenandriancontainergardening]

Hey Jules. I might be late, but I am here. I missed the cutoff for any of these crops, including risky business. Yes, they said this year will be cold earlier. Thanks and take care.

[@JulesGardening]

First morning freeze TODAY, like right now. Got down to 28 here. Yikes!

[@darbassbasscovers]

Awesome video my friend - compliment, like and greetings from Darbass

[@JulesGardening]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@spreadlove6418]

Super video. Nice sharing . it's really amazing. I love it. Be happy🌺👍👍

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks for visiting

[@michaelmarchione3408]

I grew bunching Onions last year. We froze them and later used them with peppers. We ground them together and mix them into the hamburg. Yum,Yum! Thanks for the reply email! Enjoyed! Take care my Friend!

[@JulesGardening]

Most welcome. And yeah, my dad use to make his burger patties like that. Long time ago. Neighbors thought he was eccentric. But DANG so darn good!

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

Good list. All slugs aside, the brassicas should hold fairly well for you if you get them started now. I wonder if insect netting would help with the slugs. 🤔 Sept seems a bit early for garlic in your location? I usually target mid Oct but adjust based on forecasts showing daytime highs being in the mid 50s.

[@JulesGardening]

END of September, after the equinox. Basically Sept 22 to Nov 01 is the sweet spot. Ours were well established by Nov 01 last year. Simply hill them up with leaves and you are good to go. The consideration is time and space. If we wait until end of October then the pull would be late June. That is 30 days gone that could be used for a summer crop like cukes or peppers, etc.

[@stevefromthegarden1135]

@@JulesGardening makes sense. I'm my location, I prefer there to be no vegetation above ground because we get so cold here during the winter and don't always have snow cover to help protect it. Avg lowest temp is -15 F but some years we get a solid week hitting -25 F. That's character building weather right there. 🤣

[@OCDishChick]

I have not been getting notifications. 🤔

[@OCDishChick]

Great information!

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks Nikki!

[@JulesGardening]

Well, I have had several channels. It is not unsual, trust me. YT can get goofy!

[@TommyAloha.]

I Fwd to nova Scotia I know it not their zone

[@JulesGardening]

Thank you Tom.

[@TommyAloha.]

@@JulesGardeningdid you ever try grow tobacco? I knew a banjo song long ago picking up pawpaws put them in your pocket. You know pawpaws?

[@JulesGardening]

@@TommyAloha. I know pawpaws but never grown any. I never tried to grow tobacco. I guess I could to use the nicotine on pests.

[@Heidi-br8km]

Im in the rock hill area

[@JulesGardening]

Oh excellent! We are on north side of Charlotte.

[@artbyadrienne6812]

September is just around the corner. I'm in zone 6b to 7a. I grew some stuff under a cold frame last winter. Actually the cilantro did better than any other time. (I was born in the Piedmont area of NC)

[@JulesGardening]

That is interesting on the Cilantro. We grew some outside in a container but it did not seed quick enough to come back. But it really was very healthy! Are you going to use the cold frame again?

[@artbyadrienne6812]

@@JulesGardening Yes, actually I have several raised beds and old windows that fit on top. I grew carrots, parsnips, lettuce, chard, garlic, onions and the cilantro. Much easier not having to deal with insects and critters eating everything.

[@JulesGardening]

@@artbyadrienne6812 Fantastic idea! Thank you so much!

[@artbyadrienne6812]

@@JulesGardeningYou're welcome! I have a Gardening playlist and the one on January 2022 Update will show the boxes and some of what I harvest. I forgot about the beets, radishes and Mache salad greens.

[@VoonChile]

Right on. Fantastic information for zone 7!

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks Ms. Voon! ☀️

[@theage3888]

New to gardening, don't know what I'm doing. Saw a couple of your vids and know you're in zone 7, I was told I was in zone 7a so I thought I could learn from you because you seem to LOVE IT. Will you let your plants stay in the grow bags until they mature or do you have to take them out and put them in the ground? Like I said, I'm a newbie but am wanting to learn.

[@JulesGardening]

Thanks for leaving a note. Yes those will stay in the bags. Everything planted in the bags can grow in 1 to 3 gallon containers. Grow bags or containers allow you to control the soil and weeds. They do require more watering though versus growing in the ground. But growing in the ground means more mulch or weeding. It is a trade off. Thank you for watching please feel free to ask any questions you may have about growing. It takes a few seasons to get a good feel for it but it is fairly easy and fun once you get the hang of it.

[@theage3888]

@@JulesGardening thank you for your response. I will get some bags as I am not able to till my yard with this pitchfork and weeding can be detrimental to my back and hip. I'm learning how many of each plant I need to plant since it's only me so I'll go from there and I'll remember it may take a few seasons for me to get the hang of it and I will stick with it. Again, thanks for your help.

[@JulesGardening]

@@theage3888 Most welcome.

[@TommyAloha.]

I'm not hi tech at all.

[@JulesGardening]

sure you are

[@TommyAloha.]

@@JulesGardening I started to try tell you my vids. I don't know how adjust for music. I'm doing same video over & over till get what I want.

[@TommyAloha.]

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[@TommyAloha.]

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[@TommyAloha.]

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[@MBHeritageFarms]

💥 Good job brother

[@JulesGardening]

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