Spicy root vegetables are always a good choice because they mature quickly.
Salad to mow
The salads mixed is not only found at the grocer or farmer’s market, but also in seed merchants that offer wonderful lettuce mixes, arugula, kale, spinach and chicory.
Radish
Spicy root vegetables are always a good choice because they mature quickly. Sow each day a pinch of seeds until mid-September and you will have radishes in all your salads.
Beet
Some grow beet only for its delicious green leaves, others also eat its root.
Spinach
Spinach grows best in cool weather. Sow a few seeds every week or fortnight and you will have young leaves on hand until the first frost.
Bean
Choose a branch variety or other non-climbing species that does not give too large pods to harvest young and tender beans. There are “compact” varieties for both shelling peas and beans.
Broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage
The cabbage (Brassicae) resists cold, so you can still sow early August without having to worry before a fairly advanced autumn.