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We have started gardening for about 4 years now since I had my first pregnancy scan with Rayyan and he was diagnose with cardiac defect.We want our children to know where veggies come from and eat vegetable which is chemical free. Furthermore taste the true flavour of heirloom vegetables and fruits. Our gardening adventure started in Adelaide (blog archive 2010-2012) with Mediterranean / Warm Temperate Climate. Now we grow our own food in Tropical Climate in a green zone 20 less kilometre away from the Malaysia capital city Kuala Lumpur.

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SEED WEEK JANUARY 2011

SEED WEEK JANUARY 2011
Compilation of inspiring posts regarding seeds

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My Outdoor Adelaide Sowing List

JANUARY
Vegetable
Amaranth, Angled Luffa, Bush Bean (Redland Pioneer), Carrot (New Red Kuroda ), Capsicum, Chili, Climbing Bean (Purple King),Cucumber, KangKung, Okra, Pak Choi (Mei Qing Choi F1), Sweet corn.
FEBRUARY
Flower
Calendula (Sunshine), Sunflower (Evening sun, Mammoth), Zinnia (Lilliput Mix).
Vegetable Bush Bean (Redland Pioneer), Climbing Bean (Purple King), Carrot (Afghanistan, Dragon, Topweight), KangKung, Pak Choi (Mei Qing choi F1), Parsnip, Sweet corn, Wong Bok.
MARCH
Flower
Alyssum (Royal Carpet),Aquilegia/Columbine (McKana's Giant), Bellis Perennis, Calendula (Sunshine), Cineraria, Daffodils, Foxglove (Excelsior Hybrids), Iris, Larkspur (Imperial), Marigold (African/French), Nastartium (Jewel mixed), Stock (astral), Rose geranium (cutting), Sunflower (Evening Sun, Mammoth),Sweet Pea, Zinnia (Lilliput Mix).
Vegetable
Beetroot,Bok Choy, Bush Bean (Redland Pioneer), Broccoli (Italian Sprouting, Purple Sprouting)), Cabbage,Cauliflower (All Year Round, Snowball, Sicilian Violet), Carrot (Afghanistan, Dragon, Topweight, Early Nantes, Manchestar Table) , Celery (Crisp & Tender), Chinese broccoli (Kailan), Choy sum, Da Cheong Chae, Daikon, Florence Fennel,Giant Purple Mustard, Kale (Nero Black), Kang kong (Water Spinach), Kohlrabi (Purple Vienna),Leek (Musselburgh), Pak choi, Parsnip, Peas (Telephone), Potato, Radish, Snow pea, Spring onions, Sweet Corn, Swiss Chard (Rainbow Mix, Red),Turnip, Wong Bok.
Herb Basil (Lemon), Chervil, Chinese celery, Chives (seeds/divisions), Coriander, Dill, Epazote,Fennel, Parsley.
APRIL
Flower
Alyssum (Royal Carpet), Aquilegia/Columbine (McKana's Giant), Bellis Perennis, Calendula (Sunshine),Carnation (seed /cuttings),Cineraria, Daffodils, Foxglove (Excelsior Hybrids), Hollyhock, Larkspur (Imperial), Marigold (French), Jonquils, Nastartium (Jewel mixed),Polyanthus (division), Poppy (Shirley Double Mixed), Pyrethrum (divisions), Ranunculas, Rose geranium (cutting), Stock (astral), Viola.
Vegetable
Beetroot,Bok Choy, Broccoli (Italian Sprouting, Purple Sprouting), Cabbage,Cauliflower (All Year Round, Snowball, Sicilian Violet), Carrot (Afghanistan, Dragon, Early Nantes, Manchestar Table, Topweight) , Celery (Crisp & Tender), Chinese broccoli (Kailan), Choy sum, Da Cheong Chae, Daikon, Florence Fennel,Giant Purple Mustard, Hon Tsai Tai (Purple-Flowered Choy Sum), Kale (Nero Black, Red Russian), Leek (Musselburgh), Lettuce, Kohlrabi (Purple Vienna),Komatsuna, Mizuma,Pak choi, Parsnip, Peas (Telephone), Potato (Kennebec, Kipfler,Nicola), Radish (Long White Icicle), Red Choi, Silverbeet, Snow pea, Spinach (Bloomsdale),Spring onions, Strawberry (Seeds), Swiss Chard (Rainbow Mix, Red), Tatsoi, Turnip, Witloof Chicory.
Herb
Chervil, Chinese celery, Chives (seeds/divisions), Coriander, Dill, Epazote, Garlic, Fennel, Parsley.
MAY
Flower
Alyssum (Royal Carpet), Calendula,Canterbury bells (Cup and Saucer), Hollyhock, Larkspur (Imperial), Nastartium (Jewel mixed), Pansy, Poppy (Opium, Shirley Double Mixed), Pyrethrum (seeds), Ranunculas, Rose geranium (cutting), Stock (astral), Tulip, Viola.
Vegetable
Broccoli (Italian Sprouting, Purple Sprouting), Cabbage, Cauliflower (All Year Round, Snowball, Sicilian Violet), Carrot (Manchestar Table, Topweight), Chinese broccoli (Kailan), Daikon, Florence Fennel, Giant Purple Mustard, Hon Tsai Tai (Purple-Flowered Choy Sum), Leek (Musselburgh), Lettuce, Kale (Nero Black, Red Russian), Kohl Rabi (Purple Vienna), Komatsuna, Mizuma,Pak choi, Peas (Telephone, Purple-podded), Radish (Long White Icicle, Watermelon), Onion (Aussie Brown, Creamgold), Red Choi, Red Onion (Odourless), Silverbeet, Snow pea, Spinach (Bloomsdale),Spring onions, Strawberry (Seeds), Swiss Chard (Rainbow mix, Red), Tatsoi, Turnip, Witloof chicory.
Herb
Chervil,Chinese celery, Coriander, Dill, Fennel, Garlic, Parsley.
JUNE
Flower
Canterbury bells (Cup and Saucer), Viola.
Vegetable
Broccoli (Italian Sprouting), Cabbage, Carrot (Manchestar Table, Topweight) , Florence Fennel, Hon tsai tai, Komatsuna, Peas (telephone), Onion (Aussie Brown, Creamgold), Potato Onion, Radish, Red onion (Odourless), Shallot (Matador), Snow peas, Spinach (Bloomsdale).
Herb
Garlic.
JULY
Vegetable
Onion (Australian Brown, Creamgold), Potato (Nicola), Red Onion (Odourless), Spinach (Bloomsdale), Strawberry (Runners).
Herb
Garlic.
AUGUST
Flower
Carnation (Cuttings), Gerbera (division).
Vegetable
Carrot (Topweight), Leek (Musselburgh),Potato (Nicola, Desiree, Royal Blue), Tomato (Challenger), Turnip.
Herb
Chervil,Chinese celery, Coriander, Dill, Fennel, Garlic, Parsley.
SEPTEMBER
Gaillardia, Gerbera (division), Marigold (African), Sunflower, Tree Dahlia (stem).
Vegetable
Beetroot,Bush Bean (Redland pioneer), Carrot (Topweight), Celery, Choko, Cucumber (Green Gem), Eggplant, Hon tsai tai, Komatsuna, Lettuce, Parsnip, Potato (Desiree, Royal Blue), Pumpkin, Spagetthi Squash, Sweet corn, Tomato, Turnip, Red Choi, Spinach (Bloomsdale), Zucchini.
Herb
Chinese Celery, Chives (seed), Rosemary (cuttings).
OCTOBER
Flower
Cosmos, Gaillardia, Gladiolus, Marigold (African), Portulaca (cuttings),Sunflower, Tree Dahlia (stem), Zinnia (Lilliput mix).
Vegetable
Angled Luffa, Bitter gourd, Bush Bean (Redland pioneer), Capsicum, Carrot (Topweight, New Red Kuroda), Chili, Chives, Climbing bean (Snake Bean, Purple King), Choy sum, Cucumber (Apple, Green Gem, White Spine), Da Cheong Chae, Eggplant, Honeydew, Kang kong (Water Spinach),Komatsuna, Lettuce, Okra (Clemson Spineless, Burgundy), Pak Choi (Mei Qing F1), Pattypan squash,Pumpkin, Red Choi, Rockmelon, Spagetthi Squash, Spinach (Bloomsdale), Sugarcane (stem), Sweet corn, Sweet potato (tuber/shoot), Tomato, Watermelon, Zucchini.
Herb
Basil (Lemon),Chives (seed), Galangal (rhizome), Lemon Grass (root), Rosemary (cuttings), Vietnamese mint (cutting).
NOVEMBER
Flower
Cosmos, Gaillardia, Marigold (African), Portulaca (Seeds/Cuttings), Sunflower, Zinnia (Lilliput mix).
Vegetable
Amaranth, Angled Luffa, Bitter gourd, Bush Bean (Redland pioneer), Capsicum, Carrot (Topweight, New Red Kuroda), Chili, Chinese Broccoli (Kai laan), Climbing bean (Purple King, Snake Bean), Choy sum, Cucumber (Apple, Green Gem, White Spine), Da Cheong Chae, Eggplant, Honeydew, Kang kong (Water Spinach), Komatsuna, Melon (Turkish Leopard),Okra (Burgundy, Clemson Spineless), Pak choi (Mei Qing F1), Pattypan Squash, Pumpkin, Red Choi, Rockmelon, Soy Bean, Sugarcane (stem),Sweet corn, Sweet potato (tuber/shoot), Tomato,Watermelon (Candy Red), Yam bean (Jicama), Zucchini.
Herb
Basil (Lemon, Thai), Chives (seed/division), Galangal (rhizome), Ginger (Rhizome), Lemon Grass (root), Tumeric (rhizome), Vietnamese Mint/Laksa/Kesum Leaves (cutting).
DECEMBER
Flower
Cosmos, Portulaca (Seeds/Cuttings), Sunflower, Zinnia (Lilliput mix).
Vegetable
Amaranth, Angled Luffa, Bitter Gourd, Bush bean (Redland pioneer), Capsicum, Carrot (New Red Kuroda),Chili, Climbing Bean (Purple King),Cucumber, Kang kong (Water Spinach), Okra (Burgundy, Clemson Spineless),Pak Choi (Mei Qing F1), Sweet corn, Sweet Potato (tuber/shoot), Yam Bean (Jicama), Zucchini.
Herb
Basil (Lemon, Thai), Ginger (Rhizome), Lemon Grass (root), Tumeric (rhizome), Vietnamese Mint/Laksa/Kesum Leaves (cutting).