What to Plant in September in Zone 7

Here is what you can sow in September if you garden in USDA zone 7. Dates use typical zone 7 frosts, so your own microclimate may shift them by a week or two.

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CropWindowSow between
CilantroCalypsofallAug 11Sep 24
ParsleyItalian Flat-LeaffallJul 25Sep 9
Lettuce, leafSalad BowlfallAug 11Oct 10
Lettuce, romaineChalupafallAug 11Oct 10
Lettuce, headButtercrunchfallAug 11Sep 24
SpinachBloomsdalefallAug 11Sep 29
ArugulaAstrofallAug 11Oct 10
KaleDazzling BluefallJul 25Sep 9
Swiss ChardBright LightsfallJul 25Sep 9
CollardsGeorgia SouthernfallJul 11Sep 9
Mustard GreensFlorida BroadleaffallJul 30Sep 10
RadishCherry BellefallAug 11Sep 24
TurnipPurple TopfallJul 30Sep 4
GarlicMusicfallSep 24Nov 9
Onion, bunchingEvergreenfallJul 30Sep 9
Bok ChoyJoi Choi F1fallAug 6Sep 15
Rapini (Broccoli Raab)Zamboni F1fallAug 1Sep 10
Gai Lan (Chinese Broccoli)Crispy BluefallJul 27Sep 5
TatsoiTatsoifallAug 1Sep 15
MizunaMizuna EarlyfallAug 6Sep 20
Daikon RadishMiyashigefallAug 6Sep 15
EndiveFrisée Fine MaraîchèrefallAug 1Sep 5
EscaroleBatavian Full HeartfallAug 1Sep 5
SorrelProfusionfallAug 11Sep 25
WatercressCommonfallAug 11Sep 25
DillFernleaffallAug 23Oct 4
ChervilCurledfallAug 30Oct 11
LettucefallAug 11Oct 10
Calendula (Pot Marigold)ResinafallAug 11Sep 24
Mache (Corn Salad)VitfallAug 26Oct 15
Cress, gardenCurledfallAug 11Oct 10