What to Plant in September in Zone 6
Browse vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruit with planting windows that include September in USDA zone 6.
September Plan for Zone 6
Read the zone 6 September planting guide for priorities and frost decisions. Also see how to use your first-frost date and What to plant now.
Planting Calendar
- Crimson Clover: fall planting, August 11 to September 8
- Hairy Vetch: fall planting, August 11 to September 8
- Oats: fall planting, August 11 to September 8
- Carrot: fall planting, August 15 to September 20
- Winter Peas: fall planting, August 25 to September 15
- Arugula: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Beet: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Bok Choy: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Broccoli: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Brussels Sprouts: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Butterhead Lettuce: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Cabbage: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Cauliflower: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Celery: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Chervil: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Chioggia Beet: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Chives: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Cilantro: fall planting, September 1 to October 15
- Collard Greens: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Dill: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Flat-Leaf Parsley: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Kale: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Kohlrabi: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Leek: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Lemon Balm: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Lettuce: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Mint: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Nantes Carrot: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Onion: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Pansy: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Parsley: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Parsnip: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Pea: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Peppermint: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Radish: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Red Leaf Lettuce: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Romaine Lettuce: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Snapdragon: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Spinach: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Sugar Snap Pea: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Swiss Chard: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Turnip: fall planting, September 1 to October 20
- Bachelor's Button: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Black-Eyed Susan: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Columbine: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Dianthus (Pinks): fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Fig Tree: fall planting, September 15 to October 15
- Hollyhock: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Lupine: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Purple Coneflower: fall planting, September 15 to October 20
- Winter Rye: fall planting, September 8 to November 3
Zone 6 Guides and Tools
- What to plant in August, zone 6
- What to plant in September, zone 6
- What to plant in October, zone 6
- What to plant in November, zone 6
- Bulb Desk: when to plant spring bulbs
- Garlic Desk
- Fall Fruit Planting Desk
- Seed Viability Check: store and test leftover seed
- Cover Crop Desk
- Frost Harvest Desk
- Garden to Bed checklist
- Harvest Storage Desk
- Fall Leaves Desk: shred leaves and make leaf mold
- Winter Mulch Desk: when to mulch and how much
- Soil Test Desk: test soil and add lime in fall
- Which herbs survive winter by zone
- How to bring rosemary indoors for winter
- When to bring basil and tender herbs indoors
- Succession Desk
- First frost date
- What to plant now
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