What to plant in September: zone 7b
A rule-of-thumb starting point for zone 7b: last spring frost around April 5, first fall frost around November 5. Zones are set by winter lows, not frost dates, so two gardens in the same zone can be weeks apart. Measure your ZIP below for dates from your area's own 30-year record.
Direct sow for fall
- Bush beanaround Sep 1
Counts back 55 days from your first frost. Frost-tender: must finish before frost.
- Peaaround Sep 6
Counts back 60 days from your first frost. Takes a light frost with cover.
- Carrotaround Sep 7
Counts back 70 days from your first frost. Frost-hardy: light freezes sweeten it.
- Beetaround Sep 11
Counts back 55 days from your first frost. Takes a light frost with cover.
- Dillaround Sep 11
Counts back 45 days from your first frost. Frost-tender: must finish before frost.
- Spinacharound Sep 16
Succession sowing 2 of 3. Sow every 21 days for a steady cut.
- Lettucearound Sep 16
Counts back 50 days from your first frost. Takes a light frost with cover.
- Radisharound Sep 19
Succession sowing 3 of 3. Sow every 14 days for a steady cut.
- Cilantroaround Sep 21
Counts back 45 days from your first frost. Takes a light frost with cover.
Transplant for fall
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