What to plant in South Australia in May
May in South Australia marks the transition into cooler autumn conditions, with average temperatures around 14.8°C and minimal rainfall. This climate is ideal for establishing hardy cool-season vegetables that thrive as the soil retains residual warmth before the onset of winter.
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Sowing
Recommended sowing
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Broad Beans
Sow directly into well-drained soil.
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Garlic
Plant cloves pointy end up in fertile, weed-free soil.
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Spinach
Prefers cool temperatures to prevent bolting.
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Carrots
Ensure soil is loose and free of stones for straight roots.
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Radish
Succession sow every two weeks.
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Peas
Provide trellis support for climbing varieties.
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Kale
Very tolerant of cooling autumn temperatures.
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Onions
Keep beds free of weeds as they are poor competitors.
Seedlings
Seedlings
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Broccoli
Firm soil around roots and mulch well.
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Cauliflower
Protect young seedlings from pests.
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Apply mulch to retain soil warmth and suppress winter weeds. Monitor for slug and snail activity as the weather cools and humidity increases. Prepare garden beds for winter by incorporating compost.