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We are now in the final month of Winter. August is a fabulous month as the signs of spring begin to come to life before us. The landscape begins to glow with the gold of wattles in flower. Spring flowering bulbs are pushing their way through the cool winter soil and the trees that have been enjoying a winter rest are showing signs of exploding into new life and colour.
There is much to achieve during this month for the season of abundance that is just around the corner.
Tropics | Sub-tropical | Arid | Temperate |
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Asian Greens | Asian Greens | Artichoke | Artichoke |
Asparagus | Beetroot | Asian Greens | Asparagus |
French & Climbing Beans | Broccoli | Asparagus | Broccoli |
Beetroot | Capsicum | French & Climbing Beans | Cabbage |
Capsicum | Chilli | Beetroot | Celery |
Chilli | Carrot | Cabbage | Coriander |
Carrot | Cucumber | Celery | English Spinach |
Cucumber | Dill | Chives | Lettuce |
Eggplant | Eggplant | Coriander | Mint |
Kale | Kale | Dill | Onion |
Mediterranean Herbs* | Leek | Kale | Pea |
Pumpkin | Lettuce | Lettuce | Potato |
Radish | Mediterranean Herbs* | Mint | Radish |
Rocket | Mint | Onion | Rhubarb |
Silverbeet | Onions | Parsley | Silverbeet |
Tomato | Parsley | Pea | Snow Peas |
Zucchini | Pumpkin | Potato | |
Radish | Radish | ||
Rocket | Rocket | ||
Rhubarb | Silverbeet | ||
Spring Onion | |||
Snow peas | |||
Strawberry | |||
Tomato | |||
Zucchini |
Including Rosemary, Sage, Thyme, Marjoram, and Oregano
Hi there, Could you please tell me some of the more common plants which fall into this category: Plants which have overwintered in the ground can now be lifted and split, tidied up and replanted into freshly dug soil.
I love receiving these regular emails to guide me through the necessary tasks that need to be completed each month.
The list of veggies and herbs above, does that mean we can start planting them now? If so, any hints for success in the ground?
With thanks
Sue Bostock