09/07/2026
ππ± September Garden Tips
Fall may be around the corner, but Northern California gardens arenβt finished with summer just yet! βοΈ
π± Start cool-season vegetables like lettuce, spinach, radishes, peas, carrots and broccoli.
π§ Keep watering wisely. September can still be hot and dry, so check the soil and water deeply when needed.
πΈ Keep flowers blooming by deadheading spent blooms.
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Keep harvesting! Tomatoes, peppers, squash and other summer favorites may keep producing while the warm weather lasts.
π³ Branch out! Fall is a great time to plant many trees, shrubs and California natives, giving roots time to establish before next summer.
π Leave a little habitat. Seed heads, stems and some leaf litter provide food and shelter for birds and beneficial insects.
π± Most importantly, observe your garden. September weather varies from year to year, so let your plants and soil tell you what they need.
Happy September gardening! π»ππ¦