Growing Conditions · South Australia

Tea Tree Gully Growing Conditions

Soil, climate and a planting calendar for Tea Tree Gully — across 13 postcodes.

ANBG Zone 2 327mm rain

Climate & hardiness

A cool-temperate area — ANBG Zone 2 — with winter lows near -1°C and light to moderate frost. Most temperate garden plants thrive; keep frost-tender subtropicals to a warm, sheltered spot or grow them under cover.

Rainfall & growing season

One of the drier parts of the country (327mm a year), so irrigation is essential in summer and water-wise, drought-tolerant planting pays for itself. A frost-free, year-round growing season (~365 frost-free days) — something can be planted or harvested in every month, with warmth (and in the north, the wet season) setting the rhythm rather than cold.

Planting Calendar for Tea Tree Gully

Sow
year round
Plant out
autumn (March–May) or spring
Harvest
year round

In the tropics and subtropics, the cooler, drier autumn–winter months are the easiest time to plant and establish new gardens.

Southern-Hemisphere timings, guided by this area's ~365 frost-free days and ANBG Zone 2; adjust for a cold or exposed garden.

Conditions by Postcode

PostcodeSoil Climate zoneRainfall
5086 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5089 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5090 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5091 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5092 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5093 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5096 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5097 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5109 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5126 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5127 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5131 ANBG Zone 2 327mm
5132 ANBG Zone 2 327mm

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