16 Crops You’ll Regret Not Planting This Septembe

September does NOT mean your growing season is over. While many summer crops are slowing down, September opens another planting window for vegetables and herbs that prefer cooler weather, tolerate frost, or can still give you a useful harvest before winter arrives. In this video, you'll discover 16 crops you can plant in September, including spinach, garlic, kale, Swiss chard, carrots, parsnips, turnips, beets, arugula, peas, radishes, lettuce, perennial herbs, microgreens and one exceptionally cold-hardy crop that can keep going when almost everything else has stopped. Some grow quickly. Some become sweeter after cold weather arrives. Some can be harvested again and again. And a few can stay in the ground far longer than most gardeners expect. The biggest mistake is assuming September means planting season is finished. It isn't. Pick three crops from this list and get them planted while your window is still open. 👇 Tell me in the comments: What are you planting this September, and when does your first frost usually arrive? Subscribe for more practical seasonal gardening guides, including what to plant next when October arrives. #septembergardening #fallgardening #vegetablegardening