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Vegetables to Sow in April
Wondering which vegetables to sow in April? Outdoors, sow carrots, peas, beetroot, winter cabbages, broccoli, salad crops and more. Indoors, marrows, courgettes, pumpkins, squashes and tomatoes can be sown in a heated greenhouse or propagator. Browse our range of April vegetable seeds.
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April is a busy time in the garden and warmer days can lull gardeners into a false sense of security, as frosts can still pose a problem. If frost threatens, pull some fleece over your potato foliage.
Plant onion sets when the soil is dry. If you aren’t growing tomatoes from seed, now is the time to order your tomato plants.
Head to our blog for more April gardening advice.
