Plant vegetables in garden?

Question

What kind of vegetable can be planted easily in New Zealand?

Answer 1

It depends on what part of NZ. In the north it is possible to grow semi-tropical vegetables (and fruit). I am in the middle and personally grow beans, corn, potatoes and tomatoes but don't plant them until the temperature warms, around September. Earlier than that there is a danger of frost killing the plants or they remain dormant and 'bolt' when it warms. I live in a horticultural area and we grow onions, potatoes, beans, cabbage, cauliflower, broccolli, asparagus, cucumber, corn, tomatoes, capsicums, chillis, silverbeet, spinach, pumpkins, carrots, peas and no doubt others I have forgotten.

Answer 2

i think carrots

i dont know alot

you can plant leaves

Answer 3

this time of the year , brocolli , cabbage, leave the rest until the soil warms up , mid sept. onwards, otherwise the seeds will just rot in the cold wet soil

Answer 4

Invest in the Yates Garden Guide, it has heaps of veggie info.

Trust me it's worth it's weight in gold ;)