September Veg Planting

[lesleygl]

Is there anything I can plant now ready for this year or early next year

[Two_Sheds]

this is a very useful thread to keep your eye on: http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...today-169.html

[Two_Sheds]

and I like this too: BBC - Gardeners' calendar - 14 September

[Twinsane]

and I like this too: BBC - Gardeners' calendar - 14 September

Oooo. I've not visited since the upgrade; it's gone all posh!

[kiwirach]

two sheds, thats an interesting looking resource....thank you.

[toastie]

Had a quick look at the link 'BBC Gardeners Calendar' - will have a detailed look when I have a bit more time but it looks really helpful. Just what I need without ploughing through tons of not so helpful stuff.

[theusualsuspect]

Brief visit to the site, but a few suggestions :

a) Kale
b) Garlic - maybe mid-October ideally
c) Japanese onions
d) Calabrese (only works if you gamble on a warmish winter)
e) Spring onions
f) Leeks

There are probably a lot more, but it depends on your location. the above is what I'm hoping can get a month or so of growth and will withstand the cold and all of them are dead-certs unless we get loads of frost in November.

[solway cropper]

Radish and lettuce, especially if you can bring them into a greenhouse or give some protection if in open ground. I just put some Japanese overwintering onions in for the first time so I'm not sure how they'll cope with a Cumbrian winter.