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You can try
dwarf French beans grown in pots in the greenhouse. Harden off plants grown in
cold frames – onion, leek, cauliflower, pea, broad bean and lettuce – ready to
plant out later in the month. Train and top dress early cucumbers grown in
frames. Start leeks in a greenhouse.
- Sow globe artichokes, spinach, carrots, turnips kohl rabi, radishes, lettuces, spring onions, summer cabbages and cauliflowers.
- Plant onion sets
- Feed spring cabbages
- Protect early potatoes and plant second-early and maincrop
- Plant out vegetable seedlings (greenhouse raised and cold frame hardened) around mid April but watch out for frosts
- Sow winter greens, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage
- Sow marrow, ridge cucumbers, melons in a greenhouse
- Sow runner beans, endive
- Get asparagus beds ready
- Dig celery trenches and prepare beds for cucumbers, marrows and tomatoes
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