Best 23 Vegetables You Should Grown in Your Home Garden for Winter Season

If you have a passion for gardening and you are thinking about the vegetables that can grow in September, then you can enjoy the homegrown vegetables in winter. Then you are at the right place.

In this article, I will tell you about the vegetables that can grow in the month of September, how to plant the veggies, how to use fertiliser for them and how and when watering the vegetables. So let’s start – 

List of 23 Vegetables that Can be Grown in September

1. Tomato –

Tomato is such a vegetable that if mixed with any vegetable, it enhances the taste of the vegetable. 

To plant a tomato, its seedlings are first prepared and after that, the prepared seedlings are transplanted into a pot or grow bag. After planting the tomato seeds, the tomato seedlings are ready in 20-30 days. 

After this, you can re-pot the seedlings in a 12X12 pot or grow bag. After 15-20 days of repotting, you can apply any organic fertilizer (e.g. vermicompost, cow dung manure, etc.). 

Tomato plant needs full sunlight. After 60 – 70 days the fruits become ready for harvesting.

2. Broccoli  – 

The second vegetable grown in the month of September is broccoli. You can also grow it in your home garden. It becomes even more beneficial when you grow and use it organically at home.

To grow broccoli in your home garden, you will first have to prepare its seedlings. After planting its seeds in a seedling tray, seedlings are formed in 20-25 days.

To re-pot the seedlings, use a 12X12 inch pot or grow bag. Plant one plant in a grow bag or pot.

You can use any organic food once in a month. You can harvest broccoli after 70-90 days.

You only get one broccoli from one plant so after harvesting you discard the plant.

3. Capsicum – 

The first vegetable grown in the month of September is capsicum. Capsicum is almost everyone’s favorite vegetable which you can easily grow in your kitchen garden.

To grow capsicum you will first have to prepare the seedlings. The seedlings are ready in approximately 25-30 days.

To re-pot the seedlings, you can use a 12X12 pot or grow bag. I use grow bags for vegetables.

Use any organic fertilizer twice a month. After 70-80 days you can pluck capsicum.

There are many types of capsicum in the market i.e. green, red, yellow etc. The method of growing all is the same, you can grow any colour.

4. Carrot –

The first vegetable to be grown in the month of September is a carrot. This is a root vegetable.

To plant this, the seeds are planted in the soil of the pot or grow bag, there is no need to prepare its seedlings.

For this, the size of the pot or grow bag is 24X12 inches. Otherwise, choose a pot or grow bag whose width is more and depth is less.

there are many types of carrots available in the market like red carrots, yellow carrots, black carrots etc. But in winter, yellow carrot which is orange in colour grows very well.

Carrots become ready for harvesting within 60-80 days of sowing the carrot seeds.

5. Cherry tomato – 

The first vegetable to be planted in the month of September is cherry plum. The first sapling is ready for planting, which becomes ready in 20-25 days after planting the seeds in the seedling tray.

For repotting the seedlings, a 15X15 inch grow bag is best. Plant only one plant in one grow bag.

If you choose indeterminate-type plants that grow up to 8 – 10 feet tall, a 15 x 15 inch grow bag is suitable. It gives very good growth in a 15X15 inch grow bag.

Due to its height, the plant requires support, you can use bamboo sticks for support. After 60-70 days, cherry tomatoes are ready for harvest.

6. Green chilli – 

The first vegetable to be planted in the month of September is green chilli. Green chillies are needed to add seasoning to every vegetable and pickle is also made from it.

To plant green chillies, you will first have to prepare its seedlings, which are prepared 20 – 25 days after planting the seeds in the seedling tray.

For repotting the seedlings, a 12X12 inch grow bag or an old one is good, plant a single sapling in a grow bag of this size.

Once a month you can use any organic fertilizer (e.g. vermicompost, cow dung, neem cake etc.).

After 70 – 90 days the chillies are ready for harvesting.

7. Potato – 

The first vegetable to be planted in winter is potato. Potatoes should be planted when the temperature drops below 26 degrees. If you plant potatoes at a temperature higher than this, the plant will grow but it will not produce potatoes.

When tiny sprouts appear on the potato, which is also called the eyes of the potato, plant them in a grow bag or pot.

For this, the size of the grow bag or pot is 12X15 inches. Use organic fertilizer 1-2 times a month. Also, use mulching if necessary. Potatoes are ready for harvest after 60 to 80 days.

8. Brinjal – 

The next vegetable to be planted in the month of September is brinjal, which you can easily plant in your kitchen garden. To plant brinjal you will first have to prepare its seedlings.

Once you plant the seeds in the seedling tray, you will have brinjal seedlings ready in 20-30 days.

To re-pot brinjal seedlings, a 12X12 inch or 15X15 inch pot or grow bag is best. You plant one plant in a grow bag.

Nowadays many types of brinjal are available in the market (e.g. white, black, striped, green, red, etc.), you can take any brinjal seed as per your choice or convenience. This is the method of growing brinjal of all species.

You can order these seeds from the link given below.

After 60 to 70 days you will get to harvest the brinjals.

9. Cauliflower –

The next vegetable to plant in the kitchen garden in the month of September is cauliflower. To plant cauliflower you will have to prepare the seedlings. After 20 to 25 days its seedling becomes ready.

There are many types of cauliflower varieties today (e.g. white, yellow, pink or purple, etc.) and there is a single method of growing them all. After the plant is prepared, you plant a plant in a grow bag or pot, the best size of the pot or grow bag is 12X12.

You can get one cauliflower from one plant. Cauliflower can be harvested after 60 to 80 days.

10. Onion – 

The next vegetable is the onion, onion can be planted from the month of September. To plant onion you will first have to prepare onion seedlings. Onion seedlings become ready in 30 to 35 days. 

` After the seedlings are ready, you plant the onion seedlings at a distance of 6-6 inches in a rectangular grow bag whose depth is 12 inches. You can harvest onions after 70 to 90 days. 

If you want to store onions for a long time, remove them from the soil along with their stalks. After planting onions, you should use wood ash in between, because it contains potash which makes onions thick.

11. Cabbage –

The next vegetable for the kitchen garden is Pattabhi, you can grow it in the month of September. To grow cabbage you will have to prepare seedlings. 

After the seedling is ready, plant the sapling in a 12X12 inch pot or grow bag. You have to plant one sapling in a grow bag. Cabbage can be harvested after 60 to 70 days. 

To check whether the cabbage is ready for harvesting, you can hit it on the top and it will make a thumping sound. One cabbage will be obtained from one plant.

12. Garlic –

Another vegetable is garlic which you can include in your kitchen garden or you can grow it in the month of September. 

Garlic is one such vegetable that can be used in two ways – one is its leaves and the other is its fruit. To grow garlic, press the garlic cloves one inch deep into the soil at a distance of 4 to 5 inches directly in a grow bag of size 12X15 inches. 

After 60 to 90 days you will get garlic leaves to harvest and after 7 to 9 months your garlic will be ready for harvesting.

13. French beans – 

The next vegetable for your home garden is French beans which you can grow in the month of September. To grow it you use sown seeds.

For this, a 12X12 inch grow bag will be suitable. After 50 to 60 days your French beans will be ready to harvest. 

The bush variety of French beans is not very big and a huge amount of beans can also be plucked. French bean plants grow easily in winter.

14. Lettuce – 

If you are fond of eating lettuce then you can include it in your home garden. Lettuce can be easily grown in winter. 

To grow lettuce in your home garden, you will have to prepare its seedlings. Once the lettuce plants are ready you can transfer them to a rectangular grow bag. 

Lettuce is ready for harvest after 60 to 70 days or it can be harvested after 2 to 3 months.

15. Bottle Gourd – 

Bottle gourd is a vine vegetable, you can easily grow it in your kitchen garden in the month of September. Bottle gourd has a large vine so you can use a creeper net. 

To grow it, you plant seeds in a grow bag of size 24X24 inches. When the gourd brings flowers, hand pollination must be done. 

By hand pollination, even the smallest gourds will not fall. Be sure to use any organic fertilizer once a month. Bottle gourd is ready for harvesting after 60 to 80 days.

16. Bitter Gourd –

Bitter gourd is a vine vegetable. You can easily grow it in your kitchen garden during winter. Its bell is also quite big like that of bottle gourd. 

To grow it, you sow its seeds and plant them in a grow bag of 18X18 or 20X20 inches. Four bitter gourd plants can be planted in one grow bag. 

After flowering, hand pollination is necessary and it is necessary to use organic fertilizer once a month. After 60 to 80 days, the bitter gourd will be ready for harvesting.

17. Coriander – 

The first vegetable grown in winter is daniya. Dhaniya is a leafy and aromatic vegetable. Adding coriander to any vegetable spoils the taste of the vegetable. 

To plant coriander, crush the coriander seeds into pieces and plant them in a grow bag of size 24X6 inches. After planting, be patient, coriander seeds will start growing in 15 to 20 days. 

Coriander can be harvested after 45 to 50 days of germination and can be harvested for next 2 to 3 months.

18. Spinach – 

Spinach is a vegetable grown in winter. Spinach is a leafy vegetable. Iron is found in very large quantities in spinach. To plant spinach, spinach seeds can be sown in a 24X6 inch grow bag. 

After sowing the seeds, germination will begin in 4 to 6 days. After 50 to 60 days, spinach will be ready for harvesting and can be harvested for the next 2 to 3 months.

19. Radish –

The next vegetable for your home/kitchen garden is radish. Mooli leaves or its roots can both be used for food. 

To grow radish, its seeds are sown and planted in the soil of a 24X12 inch grow bag or pot at a distance of 6 to 8 inches. 

Radish seeds may take 4 to 6 days to germinate. White radish takes 60 to 70 days to harvest while red radish is ready to harvest sooner in 30 to 40 days.

20. Beetroot – 

The next vegetable for a home garden or kitchen garden is the cucumber. Beetroot can be grown in both ways, either it can be sown by seeds or it can be planted in a grow bag or after preparing its seedlings, it can be repotted. 

For this, take a rectangular grow bag whose depth should be 6 to 9 inches. Beetroot is ready to be harvested in 70 to 90 days. The special thing is that beetroot leaves can also be eaten.

21. Kale – 

Kale is a winter-season vegetable that you can grow in your home garden. This sugar falls in the category of fruit. It has to be grown after preparing its sapling. 

Plant its saplings in grow bags of size 12X12 or 9X9 inches. Keep harvesting it after 60 to 70 days till summer. Kale is a nutrition-rich vegetable.

22. Zucchini – 

Another vegetable for your terrace garden is pumpkin which can be grown in the month of September. This is an exotic vegetable. Its seeds can be planted in old or grow bags. 

After sowing the seeds, it will sprout in 6 to 7 days. Zucchini becomes ready for harvesting after approximately 50 to 60 days. 

There are two types of zucchini available in the market, one green or the other yellow, you can grow any as per your requirement. You will get zucchini seeds online but you can also order them online by clicking here. 

23. Pumpkin – 

The next vegetable to be sown for winter is pumpkin. Its seeds are planted in the soil of a grow bag or pot. A 24X24 inch grow bag is best for planting pumpkins. 

A pumpkin is a vegetable with a stem and its stem is very large. You can use Creeper Net for bell. As soon as the flowers appear, hand pollination must be done. By hand pollination, the pumpkins will be good and will not get spoiled.

There is also a small pumpkin which is called summer squash. It doesn’t have a bell. You can plant it in a small grow bag. Can be harvested in 50 to 60 days.

Conclusion – 

So, guys, these are some vegetables that you can enjoy from organically grown vegetables in your home garden. The advantage of organic vegetables is that they taste very good and no pesticides are used in them, which is also good for health.

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