Planting in July for the Australia - cool/mountain zone
| EASY |
Mustard greens
(also gai choy) |
Sow in garden. | Harvest from August |
| EASY | Onion | Grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks. | Harvesting from December - February |
| EASY | Peas | Sow in garden. | Harvest from September |
| EASY | Radish | Sow in garden. | Harvest from August |
| EASY |
Shallots
(also Eschalots) |
Plant small bulblets, with stem just showing above ground. | Harvesting from September - October |
| EASY |
Snow Peas
(also Sugar Peas, Mangetout, Chinese Peas) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from September - October |
| EASY |
Spinach
(also English spinach) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from August - September |
Preparing for August
| EASY |
Broad beans
(also Fava bean) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from September - December |
| EASY | Cabbage | Grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks. | Harvesting from August - October |
| EASY | Kohlrabi | Sow in garden. | Harvesting from August - September |
| EASY |
Mustard greens
(also gai choy) |
Sow in garden. | Harvest from August |
| EASY | Onion | Grow in seed trays, and plant out in 4-6 weeks. | Harvesting from December - February |
| EASY | Peas | Sow in garden. | Harvest from September |
| EASY | Radish | Sow in garden. | Harvest from August |
| EASY |
Shallots
(also Eschalots) |
Plant small bulblets, with stem just showing above ground. | Harvesting from September - October |
| EASY |
Snow Peas
(also Sugar Peas, Mangetout, Chinese Peas) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from September - October |
| EASY |
Spinach
(also English spinach) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from August - September |
| EASY |
Swedes
(also Rutabagas) |
Sow in garden. | Harvesting from September - October |
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