What to plant in Aragon in September
September in Aragon marks a transition into autumn with mild temperatures and increasing rainfall. The average temperature of 19.9°C and minimum of 15.1°C allow for a wide range of cool-season vegetable sowing and transplanting. Gardeners can focus on establishing crops that will thrive as temperatures gradually cool.
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Espinacas
Sow directly in well-drained soil. Thrives in the decreasing heat.
Lechuga
Succession sow for continuous harvest. Protect from intense afternoon sun if still very warm.
Rabanitos
Sow directly. Ensure consistent moisture to prevent woodiness.
Acelgas
Sow directly. Tolerates a range of conditions.
Coles de Bruselas
Sow in protected seedbed / indoor tray for transplanting later, or directly if soil is consistently moist.
Cebollas (semilla)
Sow directly for overwintering and spring harvest.
Guisantes
Sow directly. Provide support for climbing varieties.
Zanahorias
Sow directly in loose, stone-free soil for straight roots.
Brócoli
Sow in protected seedbed / indoor tray for transplanting. Requires consistent moisture.
Coliflor
Sow in protected seedbed / indoor tray for transplanting. Needs rich, moist soil.
Bibit
Bibit
Col (repollo)
Transplant pre-grown seedlings into well-prepared beds. Ensure good spacing.
Brócoli
Transplant strong seedlings into fertile, well-drained soil.
Coliflor
Transplant robust seedlings. Needs consistent moisture and nutrients.
Lechuga
Transplant carefully to avoid disturbing roots. Protect from strong sun during initial days.
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Monitor soil moisture diligently, as 39.3mm of rain is expected, but supplementary irrigation may still be needed, especially for newly sown seeds and transplants. Begin preparing beds for winter by adding compost and organic matter. Protect new seedlings from any remaining intense sun and potential early autumn pests. Remove spent summer crops to prevent disease buildup. Consider planting cover crops in empty beds to improve soil health over winter.