What to Plant in November in Australia
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November across Australia
November is late spring heading into summer. Most warm-season crops should be in the ground by now. Focus on maintenance: feeding, watering, pest monitoring, and training climbing crops onto supports. In cooler regions, this is the last chance to plant tomatoes, capsicums, and other summer crops. In tropical regions, the wet season is arriving and planting options narrow.
Select your region above to see a personalised list, or jump to your regional November page below.
Select a region above to see your November planting list.
November Planting by Region
Jump straight to your regional November planting guide for full details, downloadable PDF calendars, and crop tables.
Subtropical. Mild winter, wide planting range.
Warm temperate. Frost-free coast, cooler inland.
Subtropical. Mild winter, long growing season.
Tropical. Dry season, great for warm-season crops.
Tropical. Wet season approaching, plant now.
Cool temperate. Frost likely, ideal for brassicas.
Mediterranean. Cool wet winters, reliable greens.
Mediterranean. Mild winter, broad planting window.
Cool temperate. Spring planting in full swing.
Cool continental. Heavy frost, short planting window.
November Gardening Tips
Feed tomatoes, capsicums, and eggplants with a potassium-rich fertiliser (like sulphate of potash or a tomato-specific feed) every 2 weeks once flowers appear. This promotes fruit set and development.
Train climbing beans, cucumbers, and peas onto supports. Tie loosely with soft twine as they grow. Good airflow through the canopy reduces fungal disease risk.
Monitor for pests as temperatures rise. Aphids, whitefly, and caterpillars become active in warm weather. Check the undersides of leaves daily. Remove by hand or spray with organic neem oil if populations build.
Track Your November Plantings
Add your November crops to the Planting Season app for harvest reminders and spacing guides tailored to your region.
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