Cool‑Season Vegetables for a Youth Garden in the Pilbara (WA)

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In your region, cool‑season crops thrive: onions, peas, cabbage, broccoli, kale, turnips. These tolerate (and prefer) cooler temperatures.

Use well‑rotted manure and plenty of compost — the foundation of a productive garden. Raised beds help with drainage and soil control.

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