Cucumbers are a very easy crop to grow. I grow them every year.

I have just planted some cucumbers, beans and lettuce. Fingers crossed!

Tomatoes, Capsicums and Cucumbers so far! Would love to get started on carrots and eventually fruits such as strawberries and raspberries!

Only tomatoes so far. I’d like to plant cucumbers too.

And wanting to also plant some corn, they had none in stock when we were in store. Have also weeded, fertilised and mulched the strawberries, raspberries and loganberries

Veggies!!! Just last week we planted tomatoes, golden beans, capsicum, chilli, carrots, zucchini and we already had garlic and a cabbage on the go. I’ve also got clover sprouts in a jar and a ‘surprise’ seed that came with a free jiffy pot inside.

We have a family farm, and this year we have already planted Beans and Roma tomato’s. We will be planting Broccoli very soon. We also grow stone fruit, apples and pears which I cannot wait to be ready for eating. I love this time of year. We also have a few lines of our family’s own varieties of fruit, Like a Prapple (which is 25% pear and 75 % apple).

We are currently planting some vegetables and herbs.

I planted capsicums so far! We are in a drought here in qld but today thankfully we have rain so hopefully my capsicums will flourish

I love flowers and get yearly bulbs at Bunnings (think it’s a lovely gift to a friend as well). And of course fruit, veggies and herbs !

Fruit and Veg! We love having an edible garden. Tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, beetroot, cucumber, zucchini. Yum.

I would go to Bunnings. But you can buy them online too, for example here: http://www.vogelvry.com.au/tulips/

Thanks for the comments/answers – most helpful. I am looking for some new inspiration for my garden.

Head to your local nursery for some inspiration. I’ve planted ‘potted colours’ – cheap flowers including marigolds, petunias, daisies, etc

Fortunately, my garden is well established now, so there will be no need for more plantings – I love my Spring garden … freesias, grape hyacinths, bluebells, jonquils and more offer a wonderful rainbow of delights each year!