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· · · · · Sow seeds in garden or under cover · · · · · Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec · · · · · Plant seedlings · · · · · Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Asian greens Basil Beetroots Broccoli Brussel sprouts Cabbages# Carrots Cauliflower# Celery Chives Coriander Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Parsnips Peas Radishes Silverbeet Spinach Spring onions Turnips Asian greens Chives Coriander Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Parsnips Peas Radishes Silverbeet Spinach Spring onions Turnips Asian greens# Broadbeans Chives Garlic cloves Onions# Parsley Radishes Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asian greens# Broadbeans Garlic cloves Onions# Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asian greens# Broadbeans Jerusalem artichokes Onions# Peas Snow peas Spring onions Soil is generally too cold for sowing seeds Broadbeans Jerusalem artichokes Onions# Peas Silverbeet* Snow peas Spinach Spring onions* Asian greens Beetroots Broccoli Cabbages# Carrots Cauliflower# Chives Jerusalem artichokes Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Onions# Parsnips Peas Radishes Silverbeet Snow peas Spring onions* Asian greens Basil* Beetroots Broccoli Cabbages# Carrots Capsicums* Cauliflower# Chillies* Chives Celery* Coriander Dill Fennel Kale Lettuce & salad greens Melons* Parsley Parsnips Peas Potatoes Pumpkins Pumpkin* Radishes Silverbeet Spring onions Snow peas Sweetcorn* Tomatoes* Zucchini* Asian greens Basil Beans Beetroots Cabbages# Capsicums Cauliflower# Celery Chillies Chives Coriander Cucumbers Dill Eggplants Fennel Kale Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Peas Potatoes Pumpkins Radishes Spring onions Sweetcorn Tomatoes Zucchini Asian greens Basil Beans Beetroots Cabbages# Capsicums Cauliflower# Celery Chillies Chives Coriander Cucumbers Eggplants Fennel Kale Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Potatoes Pumpkins Radishes Spring onions Sweetcorn Tomatoes Zucchini Basil Beans Beetroots Broccoli Brussel sprouts Cabbages# Carrots Cauliflower# Chives Celery Coriander Kale Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Peas Radishes Spring onions Turnips Basil Broccoli Brussel sprouts Cabbages# Cauliflower# Celery Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Silverbeet Spring onions Asian greens Broccoli Brussel sprouts Cabbages# Cauliflower# Celery Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Silverbeet Spinach Spring onions Asian greens# Broccoli Cauliflower# Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens# Parsley Silverbeet Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asian greens# Lettuce & salad greens# Onions# Rhubarb crowns Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asian greens# Asparagus Globe artichokes Onions# Rhubarb crowns Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asparagus Globe artichokes Onions# Rhubarb crowns Snow peas Spring onions Asparagus Broccoli Cabbages# Cauliflower# Lettuce & salad greens# Onions# Peas Rhubarb crowns Snow peas Spinach Spring onions Asian greens Broccoli Cabbages# Cauliflower# Celery Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Onions# Parsley Peas Snow peas Spring onions Asian greens Broccoli Cabbages# Cauliflower# Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Onions# Peas Rhubarb crowns Silverbeet Snow peas Spring onions Asian greens Basil Beans Capsicums Celery Cucumbers Dill Eggplants Fennel Kale Leeks Lettuce & salad greens Melons Parsley Peas Pumpkins Silverbeet Spring onions Sweetcorn Tomatoes Zucchini Asian greens Basil Beans Capsicums Celery Cucumbers Eggplants Fennel Kale Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Pumpkins Silverbeet Spring onions Sweetcorn Tomatoes Zucchini Basil Beans Broccoli Brussel sprouts Cabbages# Cauliflower# Celery Cucumbers Fennel Lettuce & salad greens Parsley Pumpkins Sweetcorn * Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots, for later transplanting. # It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of year. • This chart provides a guide to suitable sowing and planting times. Ideal times will vary with the season, your locality and your garden microclimate. • Sow or plant your winter vegetables in late summer or early autumn well before the weather gets cold, as their growth will slow down through the coldest months. Aim to plant your summer vegetables as soon as the last frosts are over (local wisdom suggests after Cup Day in the cooler areas) – although you can get a head start by sowing seeds indoors in trays. • To ensure seedlings sown indoors thrive, use a crumbly seed raising mix, make sure they have plenty of light and use a spray bottle to keep the soil moist. Also feed your seedlings by misting them a couple of times per week with a weak seaweed solution and continue to apply this once a fortnight after you transplant your seedlings. • Some vegetables are best grown directly from seed in the bed where they are to grow – for example, root vegetables such as carrots, radishes, beetroots and parsnips; while zucchini, cucumbers and coriander do not like having their roots disturbed by transplanting. Content compiled by Lou Bull and Karen Retra for Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga. Produced with support from Murray Local Land Services and the Australian Government. Thank you to the North East Victoria Regional Landcare Facilitator Project for allowing the use of their planting guide concept & design. UPPER MURRAY AND HIGHER SLOPES PLANTING GUIDE NSW

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Page 1: NSW PLANTING GUIDE - WordPress.com · PLANTING GUIDE · · · · · Sow seeds in garden or under cover · · · · · Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec · · · · ·

Sow seeds in garden or under cover

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Plant seedlings

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov DecAsian greens

Basil BeetrootsBroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

CeleryChives

Coriander Kale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyParsnips

PeasRadishesSilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Turnips

Asian greens Chives

Coriander Kale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyParsnips

PeasRadishesSilverbeet SpinachSpring onions

Turnips

Asian greens

BroadbeansChives

Garlic clovesOnions

ParsleyRadishes

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroadbeansGarlic cloves

Onions

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroadbeansJerusalem artichokesOnions

PeasSnow peas

Spring onions

Soil is generally too

cold for sowing seeds

BroadbeansJerusalem artichokesOnions

PeasSilverbeetSnow peas

SpinachSpring onions

Asian greensBeetrootsBroccoli

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesJerusalem artichokes

KaleLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

Onions

ParsnipsPeas

RadishesSilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Asian greensBasil

BeetrootsBroccoli

CabbagesCarrots

CapsicumsCauliflower

ChilliesChivesCelery

Coriander Dill

FennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

MelonsParsleyParsnips

Peas Potatoes

PumpkinsPumpkinRadishesSilverbeet

Spring onions

Snow peasSweetcornTomatoesZucchini

Asian greensBasilBeans

BeetrootsCabbages

CapsicumsCauliflower

CeleryChilliesChives

Coriander Cucumbers

DillEggplants

FennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

PotatoesPumpkins RadishesSpring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

Asian greensBasilBeans

BeetrootsCabbages

CapsicumsCauliflower

CeleryChilliesChives

Coriander CucumbersEggplants

FennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPotatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSpring onions

SweetcornTomatoes Zucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsBroccoli Brussel sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesCelery

Coriander Kale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

RadishesSpring onions

Turnips

Basil BroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

CeleryKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

SilverbeetSpring onions

Asian greensBroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

CeleryKale

Leeks Lettuce amp

salad greensParsley

SilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroccoliCauliflower

KaleLeeks

Lettuce ampsalad greens

ParsleySilverbeetSnow peas

SpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

Lettuce amp salad greens

Onions Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

Asparagus Globe

artichokesOnions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asparagus Globe

artichokesOnions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpring onions

AsparagusBroccoli

Cabbages

Cauliflower

Lettuce amp salad greens

Onions

PeasRhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greensBroccoli

Cabbages

Cauliflower

CeleryKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensOnions

ParsleyPeas

Snow peasSpring onions

Asian greensBroccoli

CabbagesCauliflower

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensOnions

PeasRhubarb crowns

SilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Asian greensBasilBeans

CapsicumsCelery

CucumbersDill

EggplantsFennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greens MelonsParsley

PeasPumpkinsSilverbeet

Spring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

Asian greensBasilBeans

CapsicumsCelery

CucumbersEggplants

FennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPumpkinsSilverbeet

Spring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

Broccoli Brussel sprouts

Cabbages Cauliflower

CeleryCucumbers

FennelLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PumpkinsSweetcorn

Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots for later transplanting It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of yearbull This chart provides a guide to suitable sowing and planting times Ideal times will vary with the season your locality and your garden microclimate bull Sow or plant your winter vegetables in late summer or early autumn well before the weather gets cold as their growth will slow down through the coldest months Aim to plant your summer vegetables as soon as the last frosts are over (local wisdom suggests after Cup Day in the cooler areas) ndash although you can get a head start by sowing seeds indoors in trays bull To ensure seedlings sown indoors thrive use a crumbly seed raising mix make sure they have plenty of light and use a spray bottle to keep the soil moist Also feed your seedlings by misting them a couple of times per week with a weak seaweed solution and continue to apply this once a fortnight after you transplant your seedlings bull Some vegetables are best grown directly from seed in the bed where they are to grow ndash for example root vegetables such as carrots radishes beetroots and parsnips while zucchini cucumbers and coriander do not like having their roots disturbed by transplanting

Content compiled by Lou Bull and Karen Retra for Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga Produced with support from Murray Local Land Services and the Australian Government Thank you to the North East Victoria Regional Landcare Facilitator Project for allowing the use of their planting guide concept amp design

UPPER MURRAY AND HIGHER SLOPESPLANTING GUIDE NSW

ALBURY AREA LOWER SLOPES AND PLAINSPLANTING GUIDE

Sow seeds in garden or under cover

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Plant seedlings

Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots for later transplanting It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of year

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov DecAsian Greens

BeetrootsBroccoliBrussel Sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesCoriander

FennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyParsnipsRadishesSpinachSwedesTurnips

Asian greens BeetrootsBroccoliBrussel Sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

Radishes SilverbeetSpinachSpring onionsTurnips

Asian greens Beetroot

BroadbeansBroccoli

Cauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesGreen

manure cropsKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

OnionsParsley

Radishes SilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Turnips

Asian greens

BroadbeansChives

Garlic clovesGreen

manure cropsLettuce amp

salad greens

ParsleyPeas

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroadbeansGarlicGreen

manure cropsJerusalem artichokesLettuce amp

salad greens

Snow peas

Asian greens

Jerusalem artichokes

Asian greens

Jerusalem artichokes

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greens

ParsnipPeas

RadishesRadish

SilverbeetSnow peas

SpinachSpring onions

Tomatoes

Asian greensBeetrootsCarrots

CapsicumsChivesCelery

CorianderDill

EggplantsJerusalem artichokes

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensMelonsParsleyParsnips

PeasPotatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Tomatoes

Asian greensBasilBeans

BeetrootsCarrotsChivesCeleryChillies

CorianderCucumbers

DillFennelLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

MelonsParsleyParsnips

Peas Potatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Sweet cornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplant

FennelLettuce amp

salad greensMelonsParsleyPotatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSpring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsBroccoli Brussel

sproutsCabbage

CauliflowerChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PumpkinsRadishes

Sweetcorn Spring onions

TomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsBroccoli Brussel

Sprouts Cabbage

CauliflowerChives

CorianderKaleLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPotatoes

RadicchioRadishesRocket

SilverbeetSpring onions

SweetcornZucchini

Asian greensBasil

BroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCeleryFennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PeasSilverbeet

Spring onions

Asian greensBroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCeleryFennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyOnions

SilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesFennelKale

Leeks Lettuce amp

salad greens

Onions

ParsleySilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

Asparagus ChivesFennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

Asparagus Globe

artichokesOnions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

Globe artichokes Lettuce amp

salad greens

Onions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

BroccoliCabbage

CauliflowerLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpring onions

Asian greensChivesCelery

DillLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

SilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Asian greensCapsicums

ChivesCelery

Dill Eggplant

FennelLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

MelonsParsley

PeasPumpkinsSilverbeetSnow peasSweetcorn

Spring onions

Tomatoes

BasilCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplant

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensFennelMelonsParsley

PumpkinsSilverbeetSweetcorn

Spring onions

Tomatoes

BasilCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplantLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PumpkinsSilverbeet

Spring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeansChivesCelery

CucumbersLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

PumpkinsSpring onions

Sweetcorn

Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots for later transplanting It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of yearbull This chart provides a guide to suitable sowing and planting times Ideal times will vary with the season your locality and your garden microclimate bull Sow or plant your winter vegetables in late summer or early autumn well before the weather gets cold as their growth will slow down through the coldest months Aim to plant your summer vegetables as soon as the last frosts are over (local wisdom suggests after Cup Day in the cooler areas) ndash although you can get a head start by sowing seeds indoors in trays bull To ensure seedlings sown indoors thrive use a crumbly seed raising mix make sure they have plenty of light and use a spray bottle to keep the soil moist Also feed your seedlings by misting them a couple of times per week with a weak seaweed solution and continue to apply this once a fortnight after you transplant your seedlings bull Some vegetables are best grown directly from seed in the bed where they are to grow ndash for example root vegetables such as carrots radishes beetroots and parsnips while zucchini cucumbers and coriander do not like having their roots disturbed by transplanting

Content compiled by Lou Bull and Karen Retra for Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga Produced with support from Murray Local Land Services and the Australian Government Thank you to the North East Victoria Regional Landcare Facilitator Project for allowing the use of their planting guide concept amp design

NSW

Page 2: NSW PLANTING GUIDE - WordPress.com · PLANTING GUIDE · · · · · Sow seeds in garden or under cover · · · · · Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec · · · · ·

ALBURY AREA LOWER SLOPES AND PLAINSPLANTING GUIDE

Sow seeds in garden or under cover

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Plant seedlings

Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots for later transplanting It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of year

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov DecAsian Greens

BeetrootsBroccoliBrussel Sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesCoriander

FennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyParsnipsRadishesSpinachSwedesTurnips

Asian greens BeetrootsBroccoliBrussel Sprouts

Cabbages

CarrotsCauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

Radishes SilverbeetSpinachSpring onionsTurnips

Asian greens Beetroot

BroadbeansBroccoli

Cauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesGreen

manure cropsKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

OnionsParsley

Radishes SilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Turnips

Asian greens

BroadbeansChives

Garlic clovesGreen

manure cropsLettuce amp

salad greens

ParsleyPeas

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroadbeansGarlicGreen

manure cropsJerusalem artichokesLettuce amp

salad greens

Snow peas

Asian greens

Jerusalem artichokes

Asian greens

Jerusalem artichokes

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greens

ParsnipPeas

RadishesRadish

SilverbeetSnow peas

SpinachSpring onions

Tomatoes

Asian greensBeetrootsCarrots

CapsicumsChivesCelery

CorianderDill

EggplantsJerusalem artichokes

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensMelonsParsleyParsnips

PeasPotatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Tomatoes

Asian greensBasilBeans

BeetrootsCarrotsChivesCeleryChillies

CorianderCucumbers

DillFennelLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

MelonsParsleyParsnips

Peas Potatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Sweet cornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplant

FennelLettuce amp

salad greensMelonsParsleyPotatoes

PumpkinsRadishesSpring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsBroccoli Brussel

sproutsCabbage

CauliflowerChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PumpkinsRadishes

Sweetcorn Spring onions

TomatoesZucchini

BasilBeans

BeetrootsBroccoli Brussel

Sprouts Cabbage

CauliflowerChives

CorianderKaleLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPotatoes

RadicchioRadishesRocket

SilverbeetSpring onions

SweetcornZucchini

Asian greensBasil

BroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCeleryFennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PeasSilverbeet

Spring onions

Asian greensBroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCeleryFennelKale

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensParsleyOnions

SilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

BroccoliBrussel sprouts

Cabbages

Cauliflower

ChivesCelery

Garlic clovesFennelKale

Leeks Lettuce amp

salad greens

Onions

ParsleySilverbeetSpinachSpring onions

Asian greens

Asparagus ChivesFennelKale

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

Asparagus Globe

artichokesOnions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpinachSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

Globe artichokes Lettuce amp

salad greens

Onions

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpring onions

Strawberry runners

Asian greens

BroccoliCabbage

CauliflowerLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

Rhubarb crowns

Snow peasSpring onions

Asian greensChivesCelery

DillLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

SilverbeetSnow peas

Spring onions

Asian greensCapsicums

ChivesCelery

Dill Eggplant

FennelLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

MelonsParsley

PeasPumpkinsSilverbeetSnow peasSweetcorn

Spring onions

Tomatoes

BasilCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplant

LeeksLettuce amp

salad greensFennelMelonsParsley

PumpkinsSilverbeetSweetcorn

Spring onions

Tomatoes

BasilCapsicums

ChivesCeleryChillies

CucumbersEggplantLettuce amp

salad greensParsley

PumpkinsSilverbeet

Spring onions

SweetcornTomatoesZucchini

BasilBeansChivesCelery

CucumbersLeeks

Lettuce amp salad greens

ParsleyPeas

PumpkinsSpring onions

Sweetcorn

Sow indoors or undercover in trays or pots for later transplanting It is important to choose an appropriate variety (winter-growing or summer-growing) for the time of yearbull This chart provides a guide to suitable sowing and planting times Ideal times will vary with the season your locality and your garden microclimate bull Sow or plant your winter vegetables in late summer or early autumn well before the weather gets cold as their growth will slow down through the coldest months Aim to plant your summer vegetables as soon as the last frosts are over (local wisdom suggests after Cup Day in the cooler areas) ndash although you can get a head start by sowing seeds indoors in trays bull To ensure seedlings sown indoors thrive use a crumbly seed raising mix make sure they have plenty of light and use a spray bottle to keep the soil moist Also feed your seedlings by misting them a couple of times per week with a weak seaweed solution and continue to apply this once a fortnight after you transplant your seedlings bull Some vegetables are best grown directly from seed in the bed where they are to grow ndash for example root vegetables such as carrots radishes beetroots and parsnips while zucchini cucumbers and coriander do not like having their roots disturbed by transplanting

Content compiled by Lou Bull and Karen Retra for Seed Savers Albury-Wodonga Produced with support from Murray Local Land Services and the Australian Government Thank you to the North East Victoria Regional Landcare Facilitator Project for allowing the use of their planting guide concept amp design

NSW