September Is the Last Chance for These 14 Vegetables. Miss It and You Wait a Full Year

👉 Download my E-Book: http://titusfreeman.com Orval Sedgwick fed nine people through the winter of 1931 on a quarter acre of Tennessee red clay — not on what he canned in July, but on what he put in the ground in September. The garden was never a summer thing. Somewhere along the way we all got taught one planting, one season, spring only — and the better half of the year quietly left the shelf. These are 14 vegetables you can still sow this month: the greens that get sweeter after a hard freeze, the carrots you dig out from under the straw in January, the parsnip you leave in frozen ground on purpose, and at number one, the one crop where missing September doesn't cost you a season — it costs you a full year. Tell me down below, neighbor — did your grandparents keep a fall garden? What did your people keep that nobody keeps anymore? The one that gets the most comments is the one I build next. Keep the old ways.