To know what to grow in March can depend on your climate, but across much of Australia this is one of the most rewarding months to plant. The heat of summer begins to ease, soil is still warm, and plants establish quickly before winter sets in. It’s the perfect window to refresh tired garden beds, fill gaps with colour and sow crops that will carry you through the cooler season. Whether you’re adding vibrant flowers, leafy greens or productive staples, March planting sets the tone for a thriving autumn garden.
What to grow in March: 5 top vegetables to plant now
cabbage
carrot
celery
kale
Here’s an amazing kale-stuffed butternut pumpkin recipe to try
Lettuce
What to grow in March: 5 top flowers to plant now
cornflower
marigold
pansies
paper daisies
snapdragon
