What to Plant in September in Zone 10

Here is what you can sow in September if you garden in USDA zone 10. Dates use typical zone 10 frosts, so your own microclimate may shift them by a week or two.

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CropWindowSow between
Cucumber, slicingMarketmore 76fallAug 14Sep 14
Squash, summerZucchini DunjafallAug 31Sep 19
Bush BeanProviderfallAug 31Oct 3
ParsleyItalian Flat-LeaffallSep 14Oct 30
KaleDazzling BluefallSep 14Oct 30
Swiss ChardBright LightsfallSep 14Oct 30
CollardsGeorgia SouthernfallAug 31Oct 30
Mustard GreensFlorida BroadleaffallSep 19Oct 31
CabbageTiarafallAug 31Oct 15
BroccoliBelstarfallAug 31Oct 10
CauliflowerSnow CrownfallAug 31Oct 5
KohlrabiWinnerfallSep 19Oct 20
CarrotNapolifallSep 19Oct 15
BeetDetroit Dark RedfallSep 19Oct 20
TurnipPurple TopfallSep 19Oct 25
Onion, bunchingEvergreenfallSep 19Oct 30
Lima Bean (Bush)HendersonfallSep 16Sep 23
English Shelling PeaLittle MarvelfallSep 26Sep 29
Brussels SproutsLong Island ImprovedfallAug 31Oct 16
Napa CabbageBlues F1fallSep 6Oct 16
Bok ChoyJoi Choi F1fallSep 26Nov 5
Rapini (Broccoli Raab)Zamboni F1fallSep 21Oct 31
Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli)Crispy BluefallSep 16Oct 26
TatsoiTatsoifallSep 21Nov 5
MizunaMizuna EarlyfallSep 26Nov 10
Daikon RadishMiyashigefallSep 26Nov 5
EndiveFrisée Fine MaraîchèrefallSep 21Oct 26
EscaroleBatavian Full HeartfallSep 21Oct 26
RadicchioPalla Rossa MavrikfallSep 11Oct 21
CeleryTangofallSep 6Oct 6
ParsnipHollow CrownfallSep 1Oct 6
LeekLincolnfallSep 1Oct 20
SalsifyMammoth Sandwich IslandfallAug 25Oct 6
CeleriacPrinzfallSep 8Oct 13
RutabagaLaurentianfallSep 1Oct 13
Fennel, FlorenceOrionfallSep 15Oct 20
CucumberfallAug 14Sep 14
BeanfallAug 31Oct 3