WHAT TO SOW IN SEPTEMBER

September always feels like the start of a new gardening year,Summer crops are all ripening and you need to collect and store them but also the new seed catalogues are arriving and we need to get ready to plant those veg that we get through the Winter
Its also the perfect time to get some work done on your growing beds before the weather turn cold and the ground becomes harder to cultivate
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[@AAHomeGardening]

fresh butter are so creamy and nice - i grew some in my garden this year - yum yum

[@LearnHowToGarden]

Thank you Kay, so pleased you are enjoying my films and that you have found them helpful. News of the courses will be forthcoming on my website shortly. Mark.

[@kays9373]

Fantastic as ever Mark. I think my lesson is feed everything, and I'll get better harvests. You've been a great help in my first season, the extra classes/updates sound right up my street. Kay

[@sqwrrl]

What a lot of great information. Thank you for including the what, how, and why. Yours is not just a show and tell, I learned several key concepts here.

[@shaunxk8]

Great information, I'm a beginner at veg growing but I intend to fill my garden with fruit, veg and herbs along with the roses and perennials already there so thanks.

[@LearnHowToGarden]

Thanks for your comment, really pleased you are enjoying my films. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Mark

[@LearnHowToGarden]

The no-dig course is a new and exciting venture for me and I am looking forward to releasing it as I'm a great advocate of this method. The link for sowing flowers is on my website the link is shown above just below the narrative for the film. Many thanks for your post. Mark

[@InterfaithveganallianceOrg]

Great info ! Thank you. Just wondering why you say its too difficult to collect ur own brassica seeds ? I'm sure I've harvested cabbage and broccoli seeds in the past. Many thanks

[@carolineholding]

Very excited about the no-dig bed course! Can't find the link for sowing flowers.

[@gretschludwigdrummer209]

I grew last lots of sweetcorn last year in all I had at least 60, I tested one to see if it was ready to harvest and it needed a few more days I went back to my allotment and to me horror every single one had been eaten got any clues what it could be, my allotment is in Christchurch Dorset ?

[@nancybaldwin1811]

If you dried the corn on the stock as the native Americans do, to store it or turn it into corn meal. Do the sugars turn into starch as the corn dries in the husks?

[@najibcasa2745]

Hi i live in Georgia and wanting to start growing flowers for resale. anyone have any good links to sites that sell in bulk or cheap for growers? starting out i can't save any seeds yet. thanks

[@mariannejones1993]

Would you list a few places that I can order catalogs from? I’m a new gardener and don’t know where to look for catalogs.

[@GreenTipsGarden]

Try Sarah Raven's catalogue. You'll get £5 off and I'll get a referral. But also try sutton seeds, Thompson and Morgan. Just a few to get you going! Happy gardening.

[@GreenTipsGarden]

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[@LearnHowToGarden]

Try higgledygarden Ben Ranyard great flower grower who may be able to help

[@peter3333able]

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[@nathanpickett7224]

What happened to this guy? Just vanished and the website domain is up for sale.

[@rachar124]

Hi i live in Georgia and wanting to start growing flowers for resale. anyone have any good links to sites that sell in bulk or cheap for growers? starting out i can't save any seeds yet. thanks