1. Kale (Borecole)
kale by kusine
Where: grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks
Harvest: from July
2. Cabbage
Cabbage by keepps
Where: grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks
Harvest: from July
3. Broccoli
Broccoli by Linda N
Where: grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks
Harvest: from July
4. Beetroot
Beetroot leaf close up by pipthewag
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from July
5. Chives
Chive Flowers by dnfisher
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from July
6. Collards (Collard greens, Borekale)
Collard Greens by Lorri37
Where: grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks
Harvest: from July
7. Coriander (Cilantro)
Cilantro by Michael_Lehet
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from June
8. Florence Fennel (Finocchio)
First Fennel Harvest by meganpru
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from August
9. Lettuce
Lettuce! by Marcia H
Where: sow directly into the soil, or start in seed trays and plant out in 4-6 weeks
Harvest: from July
10. Mizuna (Japanese Greens, Mitzuna, Mibuna)
Mizuna by .michael.newman.
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from June
11. Pak Choy
pak choi by kt.ries
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from June
12. Radish
Radishes by Lisa Norwood
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from June
13. Silverbeet (Swiss Chard, Mangold)
2009-11-21 Chicago Botanic Garden 5 by JanetandPhil
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from July
14. Spinach (English spinach)
Ocean Water Spinach by elvisripley
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from June
15. Carrot
Carrots from the garden by Sarah Cady
Where: sow directly into the soil
Harvest: from August
Based on a planting guide from the wonderful Gardenate project.
4 replies on “What to Plant in March: 15 Summer and Autumn Vegetables to Plant Now in Sydney (Temperate Zone)”
hi Omar,
it’s possible that the flowers didn’t get pollinated…if the fruit didn’t set. Or perhaps it’s too wet and the fruits rotted. What type of climate are you in?
hi,
I would like some tips on how and when to grow rockmelons .I tried to grow some last season ,but they did not go beyond the flowering tage. I should add,the seeds that i plantted, were of the egg- shaped watermelons which are of Central Asian origins.I would appreciate your your tips on this.
Thanks you
Hi Mohan, thanks for your suggestion! Yes, correct pH is very important, I will consider adding this information in future posts.
Thanks for the beautiful pics. A good site indeed. I wish the pH of the soil was indicated along with the veges. This is important for the plants to take up the necessary minerals present in the soil.