September in gardens across the Czech Republic marks a time for cleanup as summer vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers fade. However, gardeners shouldn’t let emptied beds lie fallow. Plots freed up by potatoes, onions, or early crops can still be utilized for another round of planting. September surprisingly offers a variety of options for sowing, including crisp radishes, spinach, and lamb's lettuce. These crops can tolerate even the first chilly nights. Gardeners are encouraged to take advantage of this final opportunity to extend the growing season. This late sowing allows for fresh produce well into the autumn months.