When Do Tomatoes Grow In Australia? The Diggers Club’s tomato expert Jac Semmler says the ideal time to get your tomatoes in the ground is late September or October in all but the most frost-prone areas of Victoria, to give them the longest-possible growing season. “Ideally you want to get them in before Cup Day,”…
What Is Sowing Seeds? Sowing seeds simply means scattering them where they have a chance to germinate. This could be outdoors on bare ground or indoors in seed-starting trays. Many gardeners prefer the latter because they have more control over germination and, frankly, because they can give their green thumb a workout any time of…
When To Plant Parsnips In Australia? Parsnips love a good frost, and therefore do best in cold temperate areas, where seed can be sown any time from September to March. In subtropical and warm temperate climates, the plants are best grown through winter – sow in late summer to late autumn. What month do you…
When Do You Plant Pumpkins In Australia? Eaten mostly as a winter food, pumpkins should be planted in the summer months. Seeds need to be sown into warm soil in order to germinate and December or January is the ideal time to get started for an autumn harvest. What is the best month to plant…