April Gardening Schedule.

Garden sowing plan for April in all climates

Cauliflower

Space
Plant seedlings 45 cm apart, in rows 90cm apart.
plants per person
Grow 1 or 2 plants per person.

Brocolli

Space

Plants are 45cm apart in rows that are 90cm apart.


Plants per person

Grow 2 to 4 plants for each person

Beetroot

Space

Plant each plant 10 cm apart.


Plants per person

Grow 10 plants for each person

Cabbage

Space

Give each plant 60 to 80cm space


Plants per person

Plant 4 to 8 plants for each person

Broad Beans

Space
Space the bean-seeds 10cm apart.

Lettuce

Space
Space each plant 10cm apart , in rows 40 to 60cm apart.
plants per person
6 to 10 plants for each person.

Onions

Space
Each plant should be 10cm to 12cm apart.
Each 30m row will have 100 to 300 plants when planted from seeds.
Youtube Video on results of re-growing the tips of supermarket Onions.

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