Moon Planting calendar of September

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on maintenance tasks today. Clear away weeds from your vegetable beds to improve air circulation and reduce pests. Add a layer of mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress further weed growth. Consider composting kitchen scraps to enrich your soil for future planting. / Check your tools for any needed repairs; sharpen blades and clean equipment to ensure optimal performance for the upcoming planting season. / This is a good time to plan your autumn crops, like spinach and kale, for planting in the coming weeks.

ORNAMENTAL : Take time to prune any summer-flowering shrubs that have finished blooming, such as hydrangeas and roses. This will promote healthier growth and better blooms in the following season. / Deadhead spent flowers to encourage a longer bloom period and enhance the appearance of your garden. / If you have potted plants, consider moving them to a sheltered area to protect them from early autumn chills.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Prioritize soil preparation today by loosening the soil to a depth of 20 cm with a garden fork. Add well-rotted compost at a rate of 5 kg per square meter to enrich nutrient content. Consider planting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and parsnips directly into the ground, spacing them 15 cm apart to ensure proper growth. This is beneficial as root vegetables thrive in loose, enriched soil. / After 01h50 (UTC), focus on harvesting any remaining summer crops like tomatoes and peppers to make room for the autumn sowing. Ensure to check for pests and diseases during this process to maintain plant health.

ORNAMENTAL : Trim back any spent flowers from your ornamental plants to encourage new growth. Consider planting autumn-friendly flowers such as asters and chrysanthemums for a vibrant display as the season progresses. Water these new plants adequately to help them establish a strong root system in the cooler weather. / Additionally, apply a layer of mulch around existing plants to retain moisture and regulate soil temperature as the days get shorter.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Now is a great time to sow root vegetables like carrots, beets, and radishes directly in the ground. Ensure the soil is well-drained and loosened to a depth of 20 cm. Space the seeds about 5 cm apart for optimal growth. / Consider planting fall crops such as turnips and parsnips, which thrive in cooler temperatures. Prepare the soil with compost to enhance nutrient availability. / Water regularly, especially if rainfall is scarce, to maintain soil moisture.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : In the morning, focus on root crops such as carrots, beets, and parsnips. Sow seeds directly in well-prepared soil at a depth of 1-2 cm, ensuring a spacing of 5 cm between seeds. Water lightly to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. / After 11h20 (UTC), it's time to transition to flower planting. Consider annual flowers like marigolds, zinnias, and cosmos. Plant them at a depth of about 1-2 cm and space them 20 cm apart to allow for growth. Remember that flowers help attract pollinators and improve the overall health of your garden.

ORNAMENTAL : As the moon is waxing, prune your ornamental shrubs like hydrangeas and azaleas to encourage new growth. Use sharp pruning shears to make clean cuts, removing any dead or diseased branches. This will promote better blooming in the coming seasons. Additionally, consider mulching around your ornamental plants to retain moisture and suppress weeds, especially as temperatures begin to drop in autumn.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Today is a great day for sowing leafy vegetables. Consider planting spinach, kale, and lettuce directly in well-prepared soil. Ensure spacing is about 20 cm apart. Water them lightly after sowing. / You can also plan your fall garden layout and prepare beds for future plantings, ensuring they are free from weeds and well-aerated. / Remember, planting during a waxing moon supports growth and development.

ORNAMENTAL : This is an excellent time to plant autumn flowers. Consider asters, chrysanthemums, and pansies. Plant them in well-draining soil, spaced about 30 cm apart. Mulch around the base to retain moisture. / Pruning spent blooms from summer flowers encourages new growth and improves air circulation. / Additionally, now is the time to start planning for spring bulbs by choosing varieties that will thrive in your climate.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : In the morning, focus on soil preparation for future green crops like spinach, lettuce, and Swiss chard. Ensure to amend the soil with compost at about 2-3 kg per square meter for optimal fertility. / After 17h40 (UTC), consider planting autumn leafy greens such as kale and arugula directly in the ground to take advantage of the waxing moon for robust growth.

ORNAMENTAL : In the afternoon, you can prune and tidy up flowering perennials like coneflowers and black-eyed Susans. This encourages healthy growth for the next season. Also, apply a layer of mulch around your flower beds to retain moisture and suppress weeds as temperatures begin to drop.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the Full Moon approaches, focus on maintenance tasks. Remove weeds to reduce competition for nutrients / Apply mulch around your established crops like kale, spinach, and leeks to retain moisture and suppress weeds / Check for pests and diseases, treating them promptly with organic solutions like neem oil or insecticidal soap.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a great time to deadhead summer flowers such as marigolds and petunias to promote further blooming / Consider planting fall-blooming perennials like asters and chrysanthemums for extended color in your garden / Ensure you keep the soil well-drained, especially in heavy soils, to prevent root rot.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Before 21h20 (UTC), focus on harvesting leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, and Swiss chard. Ensure to pick them in the morning for maximum freshness. You can also prepare your soil for future plantings by adding compost and mulching to retain moisture. / After 21h20 (UTC), shift your attention to planting fruits such as tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants. Ensure the soil temperature is above 15°C (59°F) for optimal growth. Space your plants about 30-50 cm apart to allow for healthy growth.

ORNAMENTAL : Before 21h20 (UTC), maintain your flower beds by deadheading perennials like daisies and coneflowers to encourage new blooms. Consider planting fall bulbs like tulips and daffodils in well-drained soil for spring color. / After 21h20 (UTC), it’s a good time to plan your ornamental garden layout for next season, considering color schemes and plant heights to create visual interest.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Today is a good day for harvesting late summer crops. Collect tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants for optimal flavor. Also, consider starting a new round of sowing for late autumn crops like radishes and spinach, as the soil is still warm. Use seed trays with a mix of compost and sand for good drainage. Ensure to water them properly every few days. / It's also an ideal moment for soil preparation. Amend the soil with organic compost to enrich it and prepare for the winter season. This will help retain moisture and improve soil structure.

ORNAMENTAL : For your ornamental garden, focus on pruning and maintaining your perennials. Trim back spent flowers from plants like echinacea and black-eyed Susans to encourage a tidy appearance and potentially foster new growth. Clean up any fallen leaves or debris to prevent disease. Consider planting winter-flowering pansies for a splash of color during the colder months. They thrive in cooler temperatures and will bloom throughout autumn.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Before 23h20 (UTC), focus on harvesting summer crops like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. Ensure to pick them frequently to encourage further production. After this time, shift to preparing for root vegetables; consider sowing carrots, beets, and radishes directly into the ground at a depth of 2-3 cm, spaced 10-15 cm apart. Mulching can help retain moisture as temperatures begin to drop. / After 23h20 (UTC), it’s ideal for planting root vegetables. Ensure your soil is well-drained and enriched with compost to support healthy growth. Incorporate a slow-release fertilizer to provide necessary nutrients during the growing season. Remember, root veggies thrive in cooler soil temperatures, making this an excellent time for sowing.

ORNAMENTAL : Maintain your ornamental plants by removing spent flowers and deadheading to encourage late blooms. Consider planting autumn flowers such as asters and chrysanthemums, which will thrive in the cooler temperatures. Ensure to water them adequately, especially if you’re transitioning to a more arid autumn climate. / This is also an excellent time for pruning any overgrown shrubs to shape them for the winter, promoting healthier growth next spring.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : This is a good time for planting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and radishes. Sow seeds directly in the ground at a depth of about 2-3 cm and space them 5-10 cm apart. Ensure the soil is well-drained and rich in organic matter for optimal growth. / Consider mulching around your plants to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Use straw or shredded leaves as a natural mulch. / If you haven't done so already, now is the time to harvest any remaining summer crops like potatoes and onions, which should be done on a dry day to avoid rot.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a suitable period for planting perennials and ornamental grasses. Choose species like asters, sedums, and ornamental millet, and plant them at a depth of 10-15 cm. Space them according to their mature size to ensure good air circulation. / Prune any dead or faded flowers from your summer blooms to encourage healthy growth next season. Use clean, sharp pruners to prevent disease. / It’s also an excellent time to prepare your flower beds for winter by adding compost and organic fertilizers to enrich the soil for the spring season.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on root vegetables today. Consider planting carrots, beets, and radishes directly in the ground at a depth of 1-2 cm, spaced 5-10 cm apart. Ensure the soil is well-drained and enriched with compost to promote healthy growth. Water the newly planted seeds lightly to avoid washing them away. / Harvest any remaining potatoes and onions as they approach maturity to prevent rot. Remember to store them in a cool, dry place for optimal preservation. / Prepare your garden for winter by adding a layer of mulch around perennials to protect their roots from frost. This also helps retain soil moisture during dry spells.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a good time for maintenance tasks. Trim spent blooms from summer flowers like dahlias and petunias to encourage a second flush. Clean up fallen leaves and debris to prevent pests and diseases. / Plan for next spring by choosing new flower varieties to order now. Consider tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths for early blooms. They should be planted before the ground freezes, ideally about 15 cm deep and 10-15 cm apart.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the moon is waxing, focus on planting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and radishes. Ensure the soil is well-tilled to a depth of 20 cm and spaced 5 cm apart for optimal growth. Water them adequately, especially if rainfall is scarce. / Plan for next week's planting of leafy greens like lettuce and spinach, which thrive in cooler weather. Prepare the soil by adding compost and ensuring good drainage.

ORNAMENTAL : After 00h40 (UTC), it's a great time to plant flowering plants such as pansies, asters, and snapdragons. These flowers will thrive with the waxing moon, so make sure to space them 30 cm apart in well-drained soil. Deadheading spent blooms will encourage more flowers to develop. / Consider mulching around newly planted flowers to retain moisture and suppress weeds as temperatures begin to drop.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Avoid sowing or planting today as the lunar phase is unfavorable. Focus on maintenance tasks instead. Consider adding compost to enrich the soil for future planting. / Clear any weeds to prevent them from competing with future crops. You can also prepare your garden beds for the upcoming planting season by loosening the soil and adding organic matter.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a good time for pruning your flowering plants. Trim away any dead or overgrown branches to encourage healthy growth in the next season. / Consider planting hardy perennials such as chrysanthemums, which thrive in the fall and will provide color until the frost. / Deadhead spent flowers to promote longer blooming periods in your garden.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on maintenance tasks such as mulching and composting to improve soil health. / Consider planting cover crops like clover or vetch to enrich the soil during winter months. / If you have late summer crops like tomatoes or peppers, ensure to prune any dead leaves to prevent disease.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a good time for pruning faded flowers to encourage new growth. / You can also divide perennials such as daylilies and hostas to promote healthier plants. / Ensure to water any newly planted ornamentals adequately, especially if the weather is dry.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the moon is waning, focus on harvesting and preparing your garden for the upcoming winter. Harvest your late summer crops such as tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants to ensure they do not spoil. Consider planting a cover crop like clover or vetch to enrich the soil for spring. Clean up any dead plant material to prevent pests and diseases. / Check your vegetable storage areas; ensure they are cool and dry to prolong the life of your harvested vegetables.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a great time to tidy up your ornamental garden. Trim back perennials like asters and sedums to promote healthy growth next spring. Remove any spent flowers to encourage a neat appearance. If your climate allows, consider planting fall-blooming bulbs such as crocuses or daffodils for spring blooms. / Apply a layer of mulch to protect your plants from the cold and retain soil moisture.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the moon is waning, focus on harvesting and maintenance tasks. Gather ripe tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants to prevent overripening. Clear out any spent plants and weeds to enhance soil health / Consider adding compost to enrich your soil for next season. This helps improve nutrient availability for future plantings. / Monitor pest activity and apply organic pesticides if necessary to protect your remaining crops.

ORNAMENTAL : With a focus on maintenance, prune back any spent flowers like dahlias and cosmos to encourage new growth. This will keep your garden looking tidy and healthy / Apply mulch around perennials to retain moisture and suppress weeds as the temperatures drop. / Plan for spring planting by sketching out your garden layout and selecting varieties that will thrive next season.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on maintenance tasks today. Remove weeds around established crops such as tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants to prevent competition for nutrients. Consider applying a layer of mulch to retain moisture and suppress further weed growth. If your soil is compacted, aerate around root zones to improve drainage and root health. / Now is a great time to harvest late summer crops like squash and cucumbers. Ensure to pick them regularly to encourage continued production. / If you have space, prepare your garden for late autumn planting by adding organic matter or compost to enrich the soil for future crops.

ORNAMENTAL : With the waning crescent moon, focus on pruning non-flowering shrubs and trees. Trim back overgrown branches of species like holly and boxwood for better air circulation and growth. This will also set the stage for healthier blooms in the spring. / Consider planting perennials such as asters and sedums, which thrive in the autumn months and will establish robust root systems before winter.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Before 11h10 (UTC), focus on harvesting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and turnips. This is an optimal time as the moon is waning, which encourages the roots to absorb nutrients. Ensure to harvest during dry weather for better storage longevity. After 11h10 (UTC), switch to preparing the soil for future planting. Incorporate compost and well-rotted manure to enrich the earth, enhancing its fertility for next season. / ORNAMENTAL : As the moon wanes, it’s a perfect time for pruning perennial flowers such as asters and coneflowers. Remove dead or damaged stems to promote healthy growth for next spring. Consider mulching around the base of established plants to conserve moisture and suppress weeds during the dry season.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : In this waning moon phase, focus on harvesting root vegetables like carrots, beets, and turnips. Check for pests and diseases, removing any affected plants to prevent spread. Consider sowing winter greens such as spinach and kale under cover to extend your harvest. / Prepare your soil for next spring by adding compost and well-rotted manure to enrich the existing nutrients, which will benefit the crops planted after the new moon.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a good time to tend to your ornamental garden. Trim back spent blooms on perennials such as echinacea and rudbeckia to encourage healthier growth in spring. Apply mulch around your flower beds to retain moisture and suppress weeds during the cooler months. / If you have any bulb flowers like tulips or daffodils, plan their planting for the upcoming weeks, ensuring they are placed at a depth of three times their height for optimal growth next spring.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the moon wanes, focus on harvesting root vegetables today. Dig up carrots, beets, and radishes that have reached maturity. Ensure you use a spade for deep-rooted varieties and gently shake off the soil for cleaning. Store them in a cool, dark place to extend their shelf life. / Consider composting any leftover plant material to enrich the soil for future planting.

ORNAMENTAL : This is a good day for pruning and shaping shrubs and perennials. Use sharp secateurs to remove dead or damaged branches from plants like hydrangeas and roses. This helps them focus their energy on healthy growth. Avoid fertilizing today as the lunar phase is not favorable for growth. / You may also want to prepare beds for spring flowers by turning the soil and adding organic matter.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on soil preparation today. Mix well-rotted compost into your garden beds to enhance soil fertility. If you plan to plant garlic, prepare the soil by loosening it to a depth of 20 cm, spacing bulbs 10 cm apart. Consider starting a cover crop like clover to enrich the soil over winter. / Avoid sowing or planting today due to the unfavorable lunar phase. Instead, use this time for maintenance tasks like weeding and mulching to retain soil moisture.

ORNAMENTAL : Today is ideal for planning your spring blooms. Sketch out your flower beds on paper, considering species like tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths for a colorful display. / This is a good time to tidy up your ornamental garden by deadheading spent flowers and cutting back perennials that have finished blooming. Ensure you are using clean tools to prevent disease transmission.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Avoid planting today due to the unfavorable lunar phase. Instead, focus on maintenance tasks such as weeding and mulching. Add compost to enrich the soil for future plantings. Consider planning your spring crops like peas, carrots, and radishes for optimal growth next season. / ORNAMENTAL : Today is not ideal for planting new flowers due to the unfavorable lunar phase. However, you can prune perennials like asters and sedums to encourage healthy growth. Apply a layer of mulch to protect roots as temperatures drop. Plan your flower beds for next spring with species like tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths to ensure vibrant blooms.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on maintenance today. Remove weeds to improve air circulation and reduce pests. Apply a layer of mulch to retain soil moisture and regulate temperature. Consider adding compost to enrich the soil for future plantings. Check for any late blight on tomatoes and peppers and remove affected leaves to prevent spread. / After 07h30 (UTC), you can start planting leafy greens like spinach, Swiss chard, and lettuce. Space seeds 20 cm apart in rows to ensure good growth.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Focus on maintenance today as the lunar phase is descending. Consider mulching your leafy greens like lettuce, spinach, and kale to retain moisture and suppress weeds. If you have cabbages, it's a great time to check for pests and apply organic treatments if needed. / ORNAMENTAL : This is an ideal day for pruning your flowering plants such as asters and chrysanthemums. Trim back any dead or wilted blooms to encourage new growth. Additionally, consider planting autumn flowers like pansies to add color to your garden during the colder months.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Before 20h40 (UTC), focus on caring for leafy greens. Water your spinach, lettuce, and Swiss chard in the morning. Apply a nitrogen-rich fertilizer at a rate of 20g per square meter to promote lush growth. Clear weeds around your plants to reduce competition for nutrients. After 20h40 (UTC), shift your attention to planting fruiting crops. Sow seeds for winter squash and late tomatoes directly in well-drained soil, spacing them 60cm apart. Ensure they receive 6-8 hours of sunlight daily for optimal growth. / ORNAMENTAL : Before 20h40 (UTC), prune your perennials like echinacea and rudbeckia to encourage healthy growth next season. Remove any dead foliage and apply a layer of mulch to protect roots during colder months. After 20h40 (UTC), consider planting fall flowering bulbs such as tulips and daffodils, 10-15cm deep, for a vibrant spring display.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : As the Moon is waning, focus on harvesting and maintenance tasks. Collect ripe tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants today—these should be picked as they are fully matured. Additionally, you can continue to prepare the soil for future crops by adding compost and tilling the top layer to enhance aeration. Consider mulching around your plants to retain moisture and suppress weeds. / ORNAMENTAL : This is a good day for pruning perennials and deadheading spent flowers like dahlias and asters to encourage a stronger bloom next season. You may also want to plant spring bulbs such as tulips and daffodils in well-drained soil to ensure they establish before winter. Avoid any planting or sowing as the lunar phase is unfavorable today.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Avoid sowing or planting today. Focus on maintenance tasks such as mulching and composting to enrich the soil. Consider adding organic matter or using a soil amendment like lime to improve soil structure. Ensure to keep the beds tidy by removing any weeds or debris. / ORNAMENTAL : Today is suitable for planning your next garden layout. Sketch out where you'd like to plant spring bulbs such as tulips and daffodils. Prepare your planting holes now, ensuring they are 2-3 times deeper than the bulb height for optimal growth. Remember to add bone meal to enhance root development.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Before 09h05 (UTC), focus on planting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and turnips. Prepare the soil by loosening it to a depth of 30 cm and adding compost. Space seeds 5 cm apart for optimal growth. / After 09h05 (UTC), continue with root vegetables. Consider sowing onions and garlic, ensuring they are planted in well-drained soil to prevent rot. Mulch around new plantings to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

ORNAMENTAL : Before 09h05 (UTC), prune any dead or damaged branches from flowering shrubs to encourage healthy growth. Use clean pruning shears to avoid spreading disease. / After 09h05 (UTC), plant spring-flowering bulbs such as tulips and daffodils. Dig holes three times the height of the bulbs and place them with the pointed end up, covering with soil and watering well.

VEGETABLE GARDEN : Today is a good day for harvesting root vegetables such as carrots, beets, and turnips. Ensure the soil is slightly moist for easier pulling. Consider planting cover crops like clover to improve soil health for future planting. / As we approach the next moon phase, focus on mulching around your root crops to maintain moisture and suppress weeds. Use straw or leaf mulch about 5 cm thick to protect your soil. / Prepare your garden beds for winter by adding compost or well-rotted manure to enrich the soil for spring planting. This will help improve the nutrient levels in the soil over the winter months.

ORNAMENTAL : Since the moon is waxing, it is ideal for planting spring-blooming bulbs like tulips and daffodils. Plant them at a depth of three times their height, spaced about 10-15 cm apart. / Don't forget to prune your flowering shrubs, removing dead or diseased wood, which encourages healthier growth in spring. Use clean, sharp pruning shears for the best results.