Fall Garden: What to Plant in September

By Angel | September 9, 2008 6:32 am |
Categories:
Garden calender,Plants


Fall is already here and your garden is gradually becoming more and more grey, the following list will help you to find out what to plant in September and how to spice up life of your garden.

ANNUALS

It is perfect to plant them in Southern California. Anyway, the list is very impressive, thus you will for sure find plants that can bright up your garden in September. 

  • Alyssum
  • Bachelor
  • Buttons
  • Calendula
  • Kale
  • Viola and etc.

Calendula

PERENNIALS

It is a great idea to be a season ahead of the game and to plant all your favorite perennials in the fall. Thus, in spring you will already enjoy strong and rather big plants.

  • Aster
  • Foxglove
  • Salvia and etc.

Aster alpinus

BULBS

September is the season for bulbs.

  • Crocus
  • Daffodil
  • Freesia
  • Hyacinth
  • Tulip and etc.

Freesia

HERBS

The following herbs are perfect for mild winter climate. Don’t even think to plant them in case there are harsh and severe winters in your state.

  • Chamomile
  • Lemon grass
  • Mint
  • Thyme and etc.

Lemongrass

SHRUBS AND TREES

Here I am talking about evergreens that will make you happy and your garden green all year round.

Evergreens

 If you want to be notified the next time I write something, sign up for email alerts or subscribe to the RSS feed.

Have an opinion? Leave a comment:

Name
Mail
Website
Comment
 
 

  • Popular
  • Recent
  • Bloggers
  • Tags
Ju Ming Garden Ideas
by Adeel
Beautiful!
Beautiful and Green Icelandic Turf Houses
by H Weget
do these turf homes smell or feel dam? And how much does a house cost if it was 12000 square feet. Also can you have a down stairs Holly
Calendula Growing Tips
by Sandra
Hi. I was just wondering, I saw that Calendula doesn't like hot weather, does this mean that Houston Texas is a no-grow zone?
Indoor Garden Designing Ideas for Small Space
by Maralyn Jones
Its so decorated beautifully.....wow....
3 Top Ornamental Grasses
by garden accessories guru
wow i was amaze on the feather reedgrass. i wondered if its okay to cut it if its so tall ? it still has its shape ?
Name: Aditi
Nick: cleo



Name: Angel Grotton
Nick: angel



Advertise on GardenUnit

Sites We Like

Disclaimer

GardenUnit uses images found on the web and considered to be in the public domain. We don't claim to be the owners of such images. But if you are the owner of an image and want it removed, please, inform us and we will do so as soon as possible.