What to plant in September in the province of Latina

• Lettuce
• Onion
• Carrot
• Spinach
• Swiss chard
• Leek
• Radish
• Dill
• Parsley
• Beetroot
• Rocket (arugula)
• Chicory greens
• Kohlrabi
• Turnip greens (grelos)
• Coriander (cilantro)
• Watercress
• Lamb's lettuce (corn salad)
• Turnip
• Chervil
• Carnation
• Lawn (tall fescue)

Dates are for growing outdoors. You can start seedlings earlier indoors or in a greenhouse, but plant them out only once the frosts are over.

• Lettuce
• Broccoli
• Cauliflower
• Globe artichoke
• Cabbage
• Kohlrabi
• Portuguese kale (couve-galega)
• Cavolo nero (Tuscan kale)
• Savoy cabbage
• Calla lily
• Bearded iris
• Marguerite daisy
• Cyclamen
• Chinese windmill palm
• Pansy
• Peony
• Daffodil
• Clematis
• Silver wattle (mimosa)

Dates are for growing outdoors. You can start seedlings earlier indoors or in a greenhouse, but plant them out only once the frosts are over.

• Tomato
• Pepper
• Aubergine
• Courgette
• Cucumber
• Green bean
• Pumpkin
• Melon
• Watermelon
• Sweetcorn
• Okra
• Basil
• Spearmint
• Parsley
• Black-eyed pea
• Celery
• Amaranth greens
• Purslane
• Sage
• Lemon verbena
• Sweet marjoram
• Dry beans
• Piri-piri chilli
• Sweet potato
• Chayote
• Pennyroyal
• Chives
• Lemon balm
• Savory
• Sorrel
• Tarragon
• Fig tree
• Raspberry
• Grapevine
• Almond tree
• Pomegranate
• Apple tree
• Pear tree
• Quince tree
• Walnut tree
• Hazel
• Lime tree
• Dragon fruit
• Prickly pear
• Pistachio
• Carob tree
• Jujube
• Cornelian cherry
• Banana
• Blackberry
• Passion fruit
• Pineapple
• Guava
• Service tree
• Mango
• Mirabelle plum

• Almond tree
• Apricot tree
• Mango
• Lavender
• Japanese pittosporum
• Agapanthus
• Jasmine
• Gardenia
• Box
• Marguerite daisy
• Red-tip photinia
• Holm oak
• Thuja (arborvitae)

• LettuceCompost3–5 kg / m²
• SpinachCompost3–5 kg / m²
• Globe artichokeWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
• KohlrabiCompost3–5 kg / m²
• Portuguese kale (couve-galega)Well-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
• Savoy cabbageOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
• StrawberryCompost3–5 kg / m²
• Lemon treeCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• Orange treeCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• LoquatOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
• AvocadoOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
• Mandarin treeCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• Lime treeCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• Grapefruit treeCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• KumquatCitrus fertiliser100–200 g / tree
• Lawn (tall fescue)Lawn fertiliser25–35 g / m²
• Bearded irisCompost3–5 kg / m²
• ChrysanthemumHigh-potash liquid feed≈20 ml / 10 L

• BroccoliBacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• CauliflowerBacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• CabbageBacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• Portuguese kale (couve-galega)Bacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• Cavolo nero (Tuscan kale)Bacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• Savoy cabbageBacillus thuringiensis · against caterpillars1 g / L
• Brussels sproutsPotassium soap · against aphids10–20 ml / L
• Lemon treeNeem oil · against scale insects3–5 ml / L
• Orange treeNeem oil · against scale insects3–5 ml / L
• Date palmSteinernema carpocapsae nematodes (solution) · against red palm weevil10–20 L / tree
• Mandarin treeNeem oil · against scale insects3–5 ml / L
• Grapefruit treeNeem oil · against scale insects3–5 ml / L
• Canary Island date palmSteinernema carpocapsae nematodes (solution) · against red palm weevil10–20 L / tree
• ChrysanthemumCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against rust10–15 g / L

Approximate doses: always follow the product label. Spray in the evening, never in full sun or on flowers visited by bees. No sulphur above 30 °C.