I am in a similar climate. I am in the coast range, around 850 feet above sea level.

You can plant radishes for sure. Lettuce. Maybe cabbage, spinach, carrots.

I haven't planted my garlic yet. I am thinking it is a tad early, but I am not that experienced. Maybe next summer you can post a note to let me know how it works out.

Can you really plant bush beans now? I didn't realize that.

--McKenzie

I usually do my garlic at Halloween. Zone 8ish Sonoma Co, CA.
Nancy

I posted this in another thread and I'll post it here too. Here is a planting calender for different areas of California. It has a Calender for the coasts, interior valleys and desert climates.

Here is a link that might be useful: California Planting Calender

Kale. Favas.

All
Tks for taking the time and posting your tags

Hidesert, great link, just what I needed

yukkuri, never thought about growing Favas, going to go give it a try, after I locate some seeds.

McKenzie. This is my second year planting garlic in Early Sept, had a huge harvest this year. First attempt at Bush Beans, must say they are growing at lighting speed, have not had any temps over 100 for several weeks now. looks like we will most diffently have a fall crop of bush beans.
This was my first experience and posting for this site, what a wealth of knowledge and information, glad I found it.
Cheers
Donald

I'm guessing the favas can be planted late fall in zone 8, and grow slowly through through the winter for an early spring crop.

John Jeavons & the biointensive folks are big on fava - reason being they are great compost crops. You get nitrogen fixation, and they also create a fair amount of root & stalk that adds biomass to your soil.