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What to plant in Bormla in September

September in Bormla marks the transition from summer heat to a more moderate autumn climate, with average temperatures remaining favorable for a wide range of crops. Gardeners can take advantage of the cooling soil to establish cool-season vegetables while the lingering warmth supports late-season development.

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Semis

Semis recommandé

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  • Lettuce

    Lettuce

    Direct sow in well-drained soil; protect from midday sun if temperatures spike.

  • Carrots

    Carrots

    Direct sow; ensure soil is free of stones for straight roots.

  • Spinach

    Spinach

    Sow directly; benefits from the slightly cooler nights starting in late September.

  • Radish

    Radish

    Direct sow; can be intercropped with slower growing vegetables.

  • Swiss Chard

    Swiss Chard

    Direct sow; thin seedlings to 20cm spacing.

  • Arugula

    Arugula

    Direct sow; harvest leaves frequently to encourage new growth.

  • Turnips

    Turnips

    Direct sow; prefers the cooling trend of late September.

  • Beetroot

    Beetroot

    Direct sow in deep, friable soil.

Plants

Plants

3 options
  • Broccoli

    Broccoli

    Transplant seedlings now to establish roots before winter.

  • Cabbage

    Cabbage

    Transplant with sufficient spacing to allow head formation.

  • Cauliflower

    Cauliflower

    Transplant seedlings; protect from late-season pests.

Tasks

Monthly tasks

Focus on clearing summer crop debris to prevent pest buildup. Apply organic mulch to retain soil moisture as the transition to wetter months begins. Monitor for aphids on new brassica transplants.