September in Sanremo
What to plant in September in Sanremo
Direct sowing, recommended transplants, and average climate risks for a vegetable garden in Sanremo in September.
September in SanremoMonthly climate profile
Average temperature16.37 °CAverage of means
Average minimum11.81 °CAverage of minimums
Average rain72.25 mmTotal precipitation
Frost riskLowRisk during the month
Recommended actions in SeptemberHow many crops fall into each action
Direct sowing8crops
Start indoors0crops
Transplants3crops
Wait4crops
Operational summary
Crop actions
| Action | Crops | Success probability |
|---|---|---|
| Direct sowing8 crops | Garlic, Swiss chard, Tuscan kale, Lettuce, Pea, Radish, Arugula, Spinach | High83.88% |
| Start indoors0 crops | - | - |
| Transplants3 crops | Tuscan kale, Strawberry, Lettuce | High80% |
| Wait4 crops | Broccoli, Carrot, Onion, Sage | Low51.25% |
Direct sowing (8)
Garlicwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: June 1›
Swiss chardwindow: from September 1 to September 4harvest: from October 20 to October 23›
Tuscan kalewindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2›
Lettucewindow: from September 1 to September 15harvest: from October 5 to October 19›
Peawindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2›
Radishwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24›
Arugulawindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24›
Spinachwindow: from September 1 to September 29harvest: from October 5 to November 2›
Start indoors (0)
- -
Transplants (3)
Wait (4)
Crops for this month
| Action | Crops | Success probability |
|---|---|---|
| Direct sowing8 crops | Garlicwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: June 1Swiss chardwindow: from September 1 to September 4harvest: from October 20 to October 23Tuscan kalewindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2Lettucewindow: from September 1 to September 15harvest: from October 5 to October 19Peawindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2Radishwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24Arugulawindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24Spinachwindow: from September 1 to September 29harvest: from October 5 to November 2 | High83.88% |
| Start indoors0 crops | - | - |
| Transplants3 crops | Tuscan kalewindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2Strawberrywindow: from September 1 to September 3harvest: from October 30 to November 1Lettucewindow: from September 1 to September 15harvest: from October 5 to October 19 | High80% |
| Wait4 crops | Low51.25% |
Direct sowing (8)
- Garlicwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: June 1›
- Swiss chardwindow: from September 1 to September 4harvest: from October 20 to October 23›
- Tuscan kalewindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2›
- Lettucewindow: from September 1 to September 15harvest: from October 5 to October 19›
- Peawindow: from September 1 to September 9harvest: from October 25 to November 2›
- Radishwindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24›
- Arugulawindow: from September 1 to September 30harvest: from September 25 to October 24›
- Spinachwindow: from September 1 to September 29harvest: from October 5 to November 2›
Start indoors (0)
- -
Transplants (3)
Wait (4)
Local climate
Method and limits
Which crop has the clearest window in September in Sanremo?
Start with Garlic for direct sowing during from September 1 to September 30. The estimated harvest is June 1 and the best estimated success rate is 97%.
What limits September most in Sanremo?
Check irrigation and soil moisture: the average dry spell reaches 9.33 days, even with average rain of 72.25 mm. Monthly averages: minimum 11.81 °C, maximum 21.79 °C, rain 72.25 mm, and dry spell 9.33 days.
What makes Broccoli cautious this month?
The available Broccoli window is from September 1 to September 5 and remains classified as risky. The best estimated success rate is 50%; before starting, check: overall climate risk is moderate.