Your guide to sowing vegetables and flowers for a fresh autumn and winter harvest.
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While you keep your fingers crossed for an Indian summer, your garden will need lots of attention. September is a busy month in the gardening calendar, and here’s how to make the most of it.
August has been a cloudy, month for us in Wales with the occasional burst of Summer Sun. This month has been a month of harvesting, maintaining and sowing new crops. There’s lots of harvesting to do, including crops such as peppers, tomatoes, runner beans, lettuces, potatoes and raspberries and our earlier pot-grown carrots. There’s still time to sow a few seeds and we’ll let you know what you can sow going into September. For now, we’ll talk you through our garden and allotment.
September, a time of ‘mists and mellow fruitfulness!’
In the herbaceous border, you can take and root cuttings from perennials such as fuchsias, pelargoniums and Salvias.