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What to Grow in April | Just 5 Things to Plant Now!
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What to Grow in April | Just 5 Things to Plant Now!



What to grow NOW in April! This isn’t your typical video of what to sow this month. Instead, I’ve created an unmissable list of just 5 plants that I think you need in your gardens to give you abundance, tasty food, flowers, and all-year-round interest, without you getting overwhelmed! Don’t just take my word for it… joining me this month are Andie from Dahlia Beach and Liz from @LizZorab with their recommendations!

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23 Comments

  1. Dwayne Baker

    Happy Easter Niall. What a great way to begin a Sunday morning here in California. Looking forward to watching the latest video. 👍🏽

  2. Katrin

    I'm trying new veg this year – pink popcorn, ufo scalloped squash, peppers, aubergines and cucumbers and I go a bit nuts and just ordered Siberian watermelon seeds. Let's see what I can grow in a few raised beds and pots!

  4. Greensage

    LOL…Sixty-years in the Garden and this is the first I have heard of the word "Courgette"! ….Lord Help me, its all Squash…I usually say Zucchini or Mexican depending on the color.

  6. Rich Bishop

    I grow star magnolia and dahlias in my zone 5b Canadian garden. This year I'm growing the dinnerplate.

  7. Peggy Helbling's Garden What You've Got

    Happy Easter, Niall, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 ❤️
    Beautiful video and thanks for asking the Ladies to share their favorite Dahlia and Borage.
    Marigolds are my favorite friends, French and African.
    Stay well 👍
    🌷Peggy🌷

  10. Lorraine G

    Great recommendations. I grew borage, I had no idea how important it is for the bees,thanks Liz. Will grow again. Never have luck with dahilas, slugs devore them here. I love marigolds, and thing is, we can get loads of seeds for the following year from them for sure.Happy Easter to everyone, Especially to you and your family Niall.

  13. Christina Moxon

    Thanks Niall – I love a good courgette. The magnolia trees in our area are absolutely stunning this spring. Enjoy the blooms while they last. xx

  15. Aine Griffin

    I'm trying cucumelons this year outside and my parents are trying it inside a greenhouse (I don't have room in my greenhouse as it's small). Can't wait to see how different they turn out🤔

  18. Jeffrey Rossi

    Great preview to spring. Yes, that squash can really get out of control, something I always recommend to a beginner gardener to build up their confidence. By the way your intros get better and better.

  19. LeBot

    I have a most beautiful Magnolia but nearly every year, as soon as the blooms come out the frost gets them! Same with the Camellia!

  20. Ami Ladybug

    Two years ago I had a bare root Magnolia that never came into bloom I brought from a garden shop.I grow my dahils in pots and just move in cold greenhouse cover them with fleece its work so far.

  21. Hazel Manship

    Great vlog Niall I love growing tagettes and marigolds, I save the seeds from year before,so easy to grow and the garden looks amazing when they're all flowering. Thanks for sharing,happy gardening 😊xx

  22. Eliane Zimmermann

    I moved house 13 months ago and among the first plants I absolutely had to have again were magnolias, so they will hopefully bloom next spring when they're 2 years old, or in 2025… (M. stellata, M. soulangeana and a tree magnolia: M. kousa) Thanks for your tips!

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