NEMAS GARDENS NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER 2025
- Kevin Q
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Updated: 1 day ago
Summer 2025 at Nemas Gardens was all about learning, teamwork, and real growth. Our interns showed up ready to work—and they delivered. They gained hands-on experience that went far beyond the basics. This wasn’t a passive internship. It was active, collaborative, and rooted in purpose. Our team is proud of what we accomplished together—and grateful to every intern who made it happen.
Interested in preserving in zone 7a? This zone features a moderate climate with average minimum temperatures from 0°F to 5°F (-18°C to -15°C), allowing for diverse vegetable, fruit, and herb growth. However, careful planning is needed to preserve the harvest as the growing season ends in late fall. Preserving extends the harvest and ensures enjoyment of homegrown produce during colder months. This essay covers methods like canning, freezing, dehydrating, and root cellar storage for preserving in zone 7a.
Want to learn about vegetables that can be grown in September in Zone 7A? Well, if you are, then you are in the right place. Today I'm here to tell you about all types of vegetables that can be grown in the month of September. The most highly rated 3 vegetables in Zone 7A are first, Tomatoes that can be planted in late spring, then they will start ripening and also start to mature and grow the way you would like them to grow.
My first happy place is the golf course. I love it because it’s outdoors without being in the “outdoors”, if you know what I mean. I get to enjoy the sunshine and the beautiful green landscapes while playing one of my favorite games. So, when I began gardening I found my second happy place for a similar reason. I get to enjoy the green landscapes and be active at the same time. This is different though.
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