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Post  PNG_Grandma on 9/15/2012, 2:54 pm

OK, it's not the first of the month, but better than no month at all, right? Rolling Eyes
Soooo, here's what we can be planting in September for our beautiful fall and into winter gardens:

Beetroot(also Beets) Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Broccoli Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Brussels sprouts Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Cape Gooseberry(also Golden Berry, Chinese Lanterns)Plant in garden. Harvest from January

Capsicum (also Bell peppers, Sweet peppers) Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Carrot Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Cauliflower Plant in garden.
Harvest from February

Chinese cabbage (also Wong bok, wong nga pak)
Start undercover in seed trays and plant out in 4-6 weeks. Harvest from December

Climbing beans (also Pole beans, Runner beans, Scarlet Runners) Plant in garden. Harvest from December

Collards (also Collard greens, Borekale) Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Dwarf beans (also French beans, Bush beans) Plant in garden. Harvest from December

Endive Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Fennel (also Bronze fennel) Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Florence Fennel (also Finocchio) Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Kale (also Borecole) Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Kohlrabi Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Leeks Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Lettuce Plant in garden.
Harvest from December

Mustard greens (also gai choy) Plant in garden.
Harvest from November

Onion Plant in garden.
Harvest from April

Radish Plant in garden.
Harvest from November

Salsify (also Vegetable oyster) Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Shallots (also Eschalots) Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Squash (also Crookneck, Pattypan, Summer squash)
Plant in garden. Harvest from December

Strawberry Plants Plant in garden.
Harvest from January

Turnip Plant in garden.
Harvest from November

(This info is from gardenate.com for zone 9b.)
Let's get growing! happy hi
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Post  RoOsTeR on 9/15/2012, 5:20 pm

Hi PNG_Grandma. Great to hear from you as always. I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
Hope all is well with you and Grandpa and thanks again for an excellent planting schedule September: What to plant in Northern California and Central Valley areas 3170584802

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Post  PNG_Grandma on 9/15/2012, 7:34 pm

@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes
Yeah, I'll try to be here on time for the first of October!!
thanks
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Post  RoOsTeR on 9/15/2012, 7:47 pm

@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes
Yeah, I'll try to be here on time for the first of October!!
thanks

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.


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Post  PNG_Grandma on 9/15/2012, 7:49 pm

@RoOsTeR wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.
uh huh Rolling Eyes
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Post  RoOsTeR on 9/15/2012, 7:51 pm

Trust me, I'm still behind too, so this is still the beginning of the month in my book lol!

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Post  camprn on 9/15/2012, 7:52 pm

@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.
uh huh Rolling Eyes
Wait! what day is it? thinking

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Post  PNG_Grandma on 9/15/2012, 8:18 pm

@camprn wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.
uh huh Rolling Eyes
Wait! what day is it? thinking
very funny. NOT!! tongue
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Post  camprn on 9/15/2012, 8:23 pm

@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@camprn wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.
uh huh Rolling Eyes
Wait! what day is it? thinking
very funny. NOT!! tongue
pale Uh oh, does this mean I was supposed to pay the bills yesterday? Shocked Wink

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Post  PNG_Grandma on 9/15/2012, 8:29 pm

@camprn wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@camprn wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:
@PNG_Grandma wrote:
@RoOsTeR wrote:I look forward to the beginning of the month cause I know you'll be here Very Happy
oooooo, was that sarcastic, or what?!! Rolling Eyes

No No, not at all Very Happy That's not what I meant at all. No sarcasm.
uh huh Rolling Eyes
Wait! what day is it? thinking
very funny. NOT!! tongue
pale Uh oh, does this mean I was supposed to pay the bills yesterday? Shocked Wink
I give up!
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