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…that hardiness zones are geographically defined areas of minimum temperature in which specific categories of plant life are capable of growing? …that WikiGardener now contains detailed information on 165 varieties of chilli and sweet pepper? …that parsley is normally grown for its leaves, but a particular variety (Hamburg parsley) is grown for its roots? …that WikiGardener now has 47 articles on Cucurbit troubles? …that the pathogenic fungus corn smut (Ustilago maydis) can be cultivated on sweet corn, harvested and cooked as a dish called "huitlacoche"? …that WikiGardener contains detailed information on 26 varieties of potato?

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Jobs to Do in September

Sow Indoors
All Month
Lettuce (for a winter crop)
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Sow/Plant Outdoors
Early September
Endive, Lettuce (for a spring crop)
All Month
Spinach, Turnip
Spring cabbage
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Harvest
Early September
Pea (from an Apr/May sowing)
All Month
Aubergine, Beetroot, Broad bean, Broccoli (green varieties), Carrot, Cauliflower (summer & autumn varieties), Celery, Chilli, Courgette, Endive, French bean, Kohl Rabi, Leek, Lettuce, Marrow, Onion, Pea (from a Jun/Jul sowing), Perpetual spinach, Potato: Maincrop, Pumpkin, Radish, Red cabbage, Runner bean, Savoy cabbage, Spinach, Squash, Summer cabbage, Sweet pepper, Sweet corn, Tomato, Turnip
Late September
Brussels sprouts, Celeriac, Chinese cabbage, Swede
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