May planting guide for South East Qld
. Autumn is heading into winter with inland locations already experiencing some cold nights. If you have not already sown your cool temperature vegetables you should get them in now. Planting too late will reduce their cool weather growth period and you might find them going to seed before they can produce.
For those in cooler locations you might like to try planting out some Broad beans. Gardeners that enjoy a milder winter with a sunny frost free veggie patch can still plant out cucumbers, zucchini, green beans, tomatoes and even capsicums.
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May planting guide for your veggie patch
| Asparagus | |
| Green Beans (French) | Frost free sunny area |
| Beetroots | |
| Broad Beans | Frost free sunny area |
| Broccoli | |
| Cabbages | |
| Capsicum | Frost free sunny area |
| Carrots | |
| Cauliflowers | |
| Celery | |
| Cucumbers | Frost free sunny area |
| Jerusalem Artichokes | |
| Kohlrabi | |
| Lettuce | |
| Onions | |
| Parsnip | |
| Peas | |
| Pumpkin | Frost free sunny area |
| Radish | |
| Shallots | |
| Silverbeet | |
| Spinach | |
| Squash | Frost free sunny area |
| Strawberries | |
| Sweet Potatoes | |
| Tomatoes | Frost free sunny area |
| Turnips | |
| Zucchini | Frost free sunny area |