What to plant in La Rioja in September
September in La Rioja marks the transition to autumn, with average temperatures around 14.2°C and moderate rainfall. These conditions are favorable for sowing a variety of cool-season crops directly outdoors and preparing for upcoming colder months. Gardeners should anticipate decreasing temperatures and increasing rainfall in the coming months, guiding their planting and care decisions.
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Acelga
Direct sow outdoors. Tolerates cooler temperatures.
Espinaca
Direct sow outdoors. Prefers cooler soil for germination.
Lechuga
Direct sow outdoors. Choose hardy varieties for autumn.
Rábano
Direct sow outdoors. Harvest promptly to avoid woodiness.
Zanahoria
Direct sow outdoors. Requires fine, stone-free soil.
Cebolla
Direct sow outdoors. Ensure good drainage.
Guisantes
Direct sow outdoors. Provide support for climbing varieties.
Col Rizada (Kale)
Direct sow outdoors. Improves flavor after light frosts.
Brócoli
Direct sow outdoors. Requires consistent moisture and nutrients.
Coliflor
Direct sow outdoors. Needs consistent moisture and protection from strong sun.
Piantine
Piantine
Col
Transplant pre-grown seedlings outdoors. Ensure adequate spacing.
Puerro
Transplant pre-grown seedlings outdoors. Plant deeply for long white stems.
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Monitor soil moisture as rainfall increases but can still be variable. Begin clearing spent summer crops to prepare beds for autumn and winter planting. Apply compost to enrich soil. Protect new sowings from early pests. Consider installing cold frames or cloches for extending the growing season of tender crops as temperatures decline in the coming months. Prune perennial herbs that have finished flowering.