EP117- What To Sow In April And Other Gardening Jobs

In this weeks episode of Master My Garden podcast John looks at what we can sow in April.
April is the month when seed sowing and gardening in general ramps up but its also a month to exercise caution around sowing and planting outside. In some areas and especially in colder parts of Ireland frosts are still prevalent and will be until perhaps mid May so all sowing and planting should be done with a little caution at this stage. If planting out veg later in the month ensure it is hardened off first and if possible give it some form of protection from the elements. Later in the month tender crops can be sown including sweet corn, courgette, squash etc. Successional sowing can be continued on a fortnightly basis.

There are lots of other jobs in what will be a very busy month in the garden but go slow there is still lots of time. 

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