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How to grow Parsley in Australia

Grow in full sun to part shade in fertile, moisture-holding soil. Keep the soil consistently moist for tender leaves, and feed with a nitrogen-rich feed for lush growth.

At a glance

When to sow by region

RegionWhen to sowRegional note
South East QueenslandAll year
Northern Rivers NSWAll year
Sydney & Coastal NSWAll year
Melbourne & VictoriaMarch to SeptemberSow Mar to Aug. Slow germination prefers cool temps. Overwinters in Melbourne; extend window.
Adelaide & SAMarch to SeptemberSow Mar to Sep; seed is slow and fails in hot soil. Pick year round with summer water and some afternoon shade.
Perth & WAMarch to SeptemberSow Mar to Sep; autumn and early spring sowings establish best. Harvest year round with summer water on sand.
TasmaniaSeptember to MarchSow Sep to Mar. Established plants stand through winter.
Canberra & ACTSeptember to MaySow Sep to May; winter soil is too cold for germination. Established plants stand through frost.
North QueenslandAll yearYear-round in tropical locations with water. Perennial herb; tolerates both seasons.
Darwin & Top EndAll yearYear-round in tropical locations with water. Perennial herb; tolerates both seasons.

Companion planting

Good companions

Avoid planting near

Harvest and storage

Harvest tip

Pick outer stems once they reach a useful length, working from the outside in. Cut at the base and leave the centre, and it keeps regrowing for many months.

Storage

Fridge with stems in water, covered loosely, up to 2 weeks.

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