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What to plant in Asturias in September

September in Asturias marks a transition into autumn, with average temperatures around 16.7°C and increasing rainfall. The mild conditions and sufficient sunlight (9.1h) make this month ideal for sowing a wide range of cold-tolerant crops outdoors and preparing the garden for the cooler, wetter months ahead.

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  • Espinaca

    Espinaca

    Sow directly in well-drained soil. Tolerates cooler temperatures.

  • Lechuga

    Lechuga

    Choose hardy varieties for autumn sowing. Plant in a sheltered spot.

  • Rábano

    Rábano

    Fast-growing, suitable for successional sowing.

  • Acelga

    Acelga

    Resilient crop, tolerates light frosts.

  • Col (Repollo)

    Col (Repollo)

    Ensure good soil fertility and drainage.

  • Brócoli

    Brócoli

    Needs fertile soil and consistent moisture for best head development.

  • Cebolla (de invierno)

    Cebolla (de invierno)

    Sow thinly in well-prepared beds.

  • Guisantes (de invierno)

    Guisantes (de invierno)

    Plant in well-drained soil, provide support for climbing varieties.

  • Zanahoria

    Zanahoria

    Sow in loose, stone-free soil for straight roots.

  • Puerro

    Puerro

    Sow in drills, later transplant or thin out. Earth up for longer white stems.

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  • Coliflor

    Coliflor

    Transplant strong seedlings into fertile, well-drained soil. Protect from pests.

  • Escarola

    Escarola

    Transplant carefully to avoid root disturbance. Can be blanched for milder flavor.

Tasks

Monthly tasks

As autumn progresses, focus on preparing beds for winter, clearing spent summer crops, and improving soil with compost. Monitor for early signs of fungal diseases due to increasing humidity and rainfall. Continue weeding to reduce competition for nutrients. Harvest regularly to encourage production and prevent crops from going to seed. Consider planting green manures in empty beds to enrich the soil over winter.