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Sunshine Coast, QLD

What to plant in Sunshine Coast in July.

Sunshine Coast has broadly subtropical conditions: warm humid conditions with a long growing season. These suggestions are a practical starting point for the month.

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Planting ideas for July

Grow to Eat

CarrotSow directFull sun10–16 weeksSpinachSow directPart sun6–8 weeksTomatoStart in traysFull sun12–16 weeksLettuceSow or transplantPart sun6–10 weeksBeetrootSow directFull sun8–12 weeksBroccoliStart in traysFull sun12–16 weeksRadishSow directFull sun4–7 weeksPeasSow directFull sun10–14 weeksSilverbeetSow or transplantFull sun8–12 weeksCorianderSow directPart sun6–8 weeksSpring onionSow directFull sun8–12 weeksKaleSow or transplantFull sun8–12 weeksCapsicumStart in traysFull sun14–20 weeksPotatoPlant seed potatoesFull sun14–20 weeksChilliStart in traysFull sun14–20 weeksCabbageStart in traysFull sun12–20 weeksBok choySow or transplantPart sun6–9 weeksBrown onionSow or transplantFull sun20–28 weeksParsleySow or transplantPart sun10–14 weeksDillSow directFull sun8–12 weeksTurnipSow directFull sun7–11 weeksCeleryStart in traysPart sun16–22 weeksSnow peasSow directFull sun8–12 weeksBroad beansSow directFull sun16–22 weeksApplePlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsPeachPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsAsparagusPlant crownsFull sunLight harvest after 2 yearsArtichokePlant seedlingsFull sunHeads in 24–36 weeksRocketSow directPart sun4–7 weeksEndiveSow or transplantPart sun8–12 weeksMustard greensSow directFull or part sun6–10 weeksMizunaSow directPart sun5–8 weeksTatsoiSow directPart sun6–9 weeksKohlrabiSow or transplantFull sun8–12 weeksBrussels sproutsStart in traysFull sun20–30 weeksFennelSow directFull sun12–16 weeksRhubarbPlant crownsFull or part sunLight harvest after one yearGrapevinePlant a vineFull sunFruit in 2–3 yearsPearPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsPlumPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsCherryPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsApricotPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFruit in 2–4 yearsAlmondPlant a bare-root treeFull sunNuts in 3–5 years

Grow for Beauty

NasturtiumSow directFull or part sunFlowers in 8–12 weeksSweet peaSow directFull sunFlowers in 12–16 weeksPansyPlant seedlingsPart sunFlowers in 6–10 weeksCalendulaSow directFull sunFlowers in 8–12 weeksAlyssumSow or transplantFull or part sunFlowers in 6–10 weeksSnapdragonPlant seedlingsFull sunFlowers in 10–14 weeksStockPlant seedlingsFull sunFlowers in 10–14 weeksViolaPlant seedlingsPart sunFlowers in 6–10 weeksRosePlant a bare-root treeFull sunFlowers in the first seasonFoxgloveSow or transplantPart sunFlowers in the next cool seasonDelphiniumPlant seedlingsFull sunFlowers in spring–summerCornflowerSow directFull sunFlowers in 10–14 weeksPoppySow directFull sunFlowers in 12–16 weeksPeonyPlant a bare-root treeFull sunFlowers after 1–2 seasonsLobeliaPlant seedlingsPart sunFlowers in 8–12 weeksMagnoliaPlant a young shrubFull or part sunEstablishes in 1–2 yearsRhododendronPlant a young shrubPart shadeFlowers in 1–2 seasons
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Before you plant

A quick July garden check

  1. Check the forecast.Delay tender planting during frost, heatwaves, waterlogged weather or damaging wind.
  2. Prepare the soil.Remove weeds, check drainage and add mature compost where the plant benefits from it.
  3. Read the label.Exact varieties can need different depth, spacing, pollination or pruning.
  4. Water the root zone.Water new plants thoroughly and keep moisture consistent while roots establish.