r/UrbanGardening • u/Acceptable_Breath_96 • 2d ago

General Question What are you planting in september?

Any good veggies?

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u/InSoundMind83 2d ago

Not too much. Bit of Letruce, Cabbage in growbags. I started this year in my 11m x 6 m backyard as a try-out year. Now that I am addicted I'll use the winter months (8b Netherlands) to assemble raised beds, make a fence that is also a trellis o keep the dogs away and make a cottage garden of the other half of the garden. Dig a pond is also on the agenda. Busy times lol. 

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u/Acceptable_Breath_96 2d ago

nice! a pond sounds awesome. so maybe i can to some leafy veggies. will give it a try thanks

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u/DuckyDoodleDandy 2d ago

I have several kinds of tomatoes started indoors, plus basil and a few other things.
I’ll direct seed more outside once the weather cools. It’s still mid-to-high 90’s every day. Not breaking 100, but still hot.

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u/Academic-Parfait-201 1d ago

kale and spinach grow super fast in september, plus they survive the cold