A field guide to what grows at your place — not somewhere else.
What can I plant right now?
Enter your postcode. Gardnery answers with planting windows for your climate zone — and every recommendation shows the government source it came from, so you can check our working.
Launching this spring · deepest coverage first in subtropical zones
How it works
Step one
Your postcode, your zone
3350 is not 4870. Gardnery maps your postcode to one of five Australian climate zones — tropical to cool temperate — before it says a word about planting.
Step two
Advice with citations
Sowing windows and care notes built from published government and Flora of Australia sources, named on every card with the licence or permission each one is used under. No mystery advice.
Step three
Honest uncertainty
When the evidence for your zone is thin, Gardnery says so — instead of guessing. A window and a reason beat a promise that ignores your frost.
Why trust it
Most planting apps and charts give one answer for the whole country. Gardnery names the document behind each window, and shows the citation next to the advice.
Every claim in Gardnery carries a source link, an access date, and a licence — checkable by you, and checked in Gardnery’s own content review before release.
These are the sources in the app today. There are no others: coverage is uneven, and this list is the whole of it.
Health and Wellbeing Queensland (Queensland Government) — the Queensland planting guides
Queensland Government, Department of Primary Industries — the Agrilink grower kits, used by permission for growing method only
NSW Department of Primary Industries — the Central Tablelands calendar and the Primefact series
Northern Territory Government — the Darwin, Katherine and Alice Springs sowing sheets, used with written permission, and two NT plant pages