What to Grow in September 🌱


Hi Garden Friend,

I hope this email finds you well!

I am beyond grateful for the slight change in the heat and the exciment of gardening this fall, my favorite time of year to garden.

This month I will be doing the following in the garden:

Note: each link below takes you to a guide for those plants and tips.

  1. Starting broccoli, kale and cauliflower seeds indoors.
  2. Planting out bush bean seeds and squash plants I started by seed last month.
  3. Plant other favorites such as beets and carrots towards mid September and end of September.
  4. Preparing my garden beds with compost and organic fertilizer. Also will be taking out old plants to prepare for new ones.
  5. Conitinuing to water wisely with drip irrigation and oya's.
  6. Keep an eye out for pest.
  7. Order garlic for fall planting. Order Here.

Don't forget! Grandparents Day is September 8th this year and here is a list of garden gifts that your gardening grandparent will love.

Missed last weeks newsletter all about fall gardening? Check it out HERE.


New this week on the blog...

Quick and easy way to start growing for fall.


Labor Day Garden Deals

Vego Garden - 40% off raised bed gardens and more

Botanical Interest - 30% off seeds


Our Services

If you live in or near Austin, TX, Lettuce Grow Something is creating fall garden planting plans, raised bed garden designs and installations and garden coaching. Check out our services.

If you live outside of the Austin, TX metro we can do all of the above virtually minus the garden installation. But we can help you with the how-to's in installing your own raised garden beds.


Happy fall gardening,

Crystal Jarvis

www.lettucegrowsomething.com


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