1, cowpea, cowpea is most suitable for planting in early September. In fact, it can be planted in spring, summer and autumn. It doesn't require much soil, but it will climb by itself when it grows, so it needs to build a shelf for it in advance.

2, broccoli, broccoli is a vegetable variety that begins to be sown in autumn. The suitable temperature for seedling growth is between 15 and 20 degrees, and the suitable temperature for germination is between 20 and 25 degrees, so it is just right to plant in September.

3. Cherry radish. Generally speaking, the northern radish pays attention to the first radish and the second radish. There are many radishes planted in August, but for cherry radishes, September is the golden period, because its growth cycle is particularly short, and it takes only 30 days from sowing to harvesting, and cherry radishes like cold climate very much.

4. Tomatoes are mainly planted in autumn, sown from late August to early September, and harvested in165438+1October. It can be eaten in many ways and has high nutritional value.

5, spinach, winter spinach planted at the end of the month. Spinach is generally planted across winter in the north, that is to say, it is planted in late autumn, dormant in winter and harvested after turning green in spring. Spinach is cold-resistant, and it won't freeze even at MINUS ten degrees in winter. When spring is warm, other vegetables are not on the market yet, so it is also called the first dish in spring. However, it must be planted at the end of September, which is easy to bolting in the early stage, and it is difficult for the seedlings to overwinter in the late stage.