What can I plant and grow all year round in Australia?

Growing Zones Key:

• Subtropical/Tropical: Warm to hot climates with high humidity and distinct wet and dry seasons.
• Temperate/Coastal: Mild climates with moderate rainfall, typically near coastlines.
• Cool/Temperate: Cooler climates with distinct seasons, including cold winters and mild summers.
• Mediterranean/Arid: Hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, often with low humidity.
• Tropical/Arid: Hot climates with dry conditions, requiring irrigation and heat-tolerant varieties.

Table of What Can Be Planted and Grown All Year Round in Australia by State, Growing Zone, and Postcodes:

Notes:

• Tomatoes: Can be grown year-round in warmer climates (e.g., QLD, NT, SA, WA) with proper care.
• Cucumber and Zucchini: Suitable for year-round planting in tropical regions like NT and parts of QLD.
• Spinach, Spring Onions, Herbs, and Lettuces: Highly versatile and can be planted and grown year-round in most regions.
• Kale: A resilient crop that can be planted year-round, especially in cooler and temperate climates.