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Carrots
Who doesn't love carrots? The sweet crunch in your salad or dipped into hummus, this versatile vegie is well worth growing.
Beetroot
Shuffle your feet to the beet! Dance out to the garden and sow some beetroot...dance like no neighbours are watching. Beetroot are foot-tappingly delicious roasted, in salads and relishes. So easy to grow, only 5 simple dance steps required!
Baby Leaf Spinach
Baby leaf spinach leaves are smooth and tender, with a delicate nutty flavour. They're perfect for adding to salads and pasta.
Yates Dynamic Lifter Organic Plant Food
Releases nutrients slowly, improves the structure and moisture retention of the soil and encourages earthworms and beneficial soil micro-organisms.
What Vegies can I Grow in Autumn?
Cauliflower All Year Round - Hybrid
This hybrid variety shows excellent vigour to reach maturity early. Large size, tight curd, and excellent taste. Consistent performer.
Leek Welsh Wonder
A popular variety enjoyed for its fleshy, tender white stems. Excellent mild onion flavour. Hardy and versatile.
Lettuce Baby Combo
An interesting blend of baby leaf lettuce types in greens and reds. Ideal for salads. Ideal for small space gardens
Onion Sweet Red
Popular red variety with a mild, sweet flavour. Fresh tasting and versatile - use in salads, cooked dishes or as a garnish.
Radish Confetti Mix
Plump globes of purple, white and red radishes with crisp white flesh.
Rocket Large Leaf
A rapid grower with peppery-tasting leaves that will add zest to your salads.
Silverbeet Fordhook Giant
Large, dark green leaves with long, sturdy white stems.
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