What to Plant September

September is without doubt the busiest time for the veggie patch. Preparing, pondering and planting, there is so much to do in the garden right now. Here are our lists of What to Plant during this month, broken down into our four distinct climatic zones.

We have separated the varieties according to whether they should be planting from seed (s) or seedling (se) directly in the patch, propagated in a seed tray/minigreenhouse to be transplanted into the garden at a later date (p) or grown from a rhizome (r). 

See the climatic zones and find more varieties on our Planting Calendar

Cool/mountainous
Artichoke r
Asparagus r
Basil p
Beetroot s
Bok Choi/Pak Choi se
Carrot s
Celery se
Coriander se
Fennel se
Herbs (all except basil) se
Kale se
Lettuce se
Parsnip s
Peas se
Rocket se
Radish s
Silverbeet se
Spinach se
Spring onion se
Tomato p
Turnip s
Strawberry se
Swede s

Temperate
Artichoke r
Asparagus r
Basil p
Beans p
Beetroot s
Bok Choi/Pak Choi se
Carrot s
Celery se
Coriander se
Cucumber p
Fennel se
Herbs (all except basil) se
Kale se
Lettuce se
Parsnip s
Peas se
Pumpkin p
Rocket se
Radish s
Silverbeet se
Spinach se
Spring onion se
Squash s
Sweet Corn p
Tomato p
Turnip s
Strawberry se
Zucchini p

Sub tropical
Artichoke se
Asparagus se
Basil se
Beans s
Beetroot s
Bok Choi/Pak Choi se
Capsicum p
Carrot s
Celery se
Chilli p
Coriander se
Cucumber se
Eggplant p
Herbs (all) se
Kale se
Lettuce se
Rocket se
Radish s
Peas s
Pumpkin se
Silverbeet se
Spinach se
Spring onion se
Strawberry se
Squash se
Sweet corn s
Tomato se
Zucchini se

Tropical
Basil se
Beans se
Beetroot s
Bok Choi/Pak Choi se
Carrot s
Capsicum se
Celery se
Chilli se
Cucumber se
Eggplant se
Herbs (all) se
Lettuce se
Pumpkin se
Rocket se
Radish s
Silverbeet se
Spinach se
Spring onion se
Squash se
Strawberry se
Sweet Corn se
Tomato se
Zucchini se