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In this weeks episode of Master My Garden podcast John looks at what to sow in the September vegetable garden. 

We still hopefully have lots of great harvests coming from our vegetable gardens crops like onions, potatoes, garlic , cabbage, cauliflower coming out or do to be harvested soon. It is important to get these bare spaces filled back in with new crops for the Autumn and beyond. 

September really is the last chance to sow this year and the list of what we can sow is reducing dramatically now in September. It still can be a vital month for sowing ensuring we have some harvest well in autumn and winter. It is mostly a list of winter salads and leafy greens and all sowing should be done by the middle of the month. 
 

So what vegetables can we sow in September ? 

Sowing in modules for planting under cover:  

• Lettuce loose leaf types
• Chard 
• Kale
• Claytonia 
• Mizuna 
• Mustard 
• Spinach 
• Coriander 
• Rocket
• Chervil
• Spring onion 
• Beetroot ( a little late but I am making one more sowing in the poly tunnel)

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