April is the perfect time to plan and plant your flowering bulbs, corms, and tubers for a vibrant and colourful garden.
It's important to deadhead your spring bulbs and bedding plants to ensure they continue to thrive. Deadheading is the process of removing spent flowers from plants to encourage new growth and prevent them from wasting energy on seed production.
Roses are beautiful additions to any garden, to keep your roses healthy and thriving, it's essential to take proactive measures to prevent diseases. One effective method is to spray the new leaves of disease-prone roses with fungicide.
Plant second-early and maincrop potatoes - Planting second-early and maincrop potatoes can be a fulfilling experience for any gardener. By doing this you can enjoy a plentiful harvest of delicious, homegrown potatoes.
Planting summer bedding in hanging baskets and pots allows you to create a beautiful and colourful display that can be easily moved around your garden or patio. It also adds a touch of elegance and charm to any outdoor space.
Boost the health and growth of your indoor plants by incorporating a weekly liquid fertilizer routine. By providing essential nutrients in a readily available form, you can ensure that your plants thrive throughout the year.
Lay turf or sow grass seed to create a new lawn or repair damaged patches
As the weather warms up and April showers approach, it's essential to check that the guttering on sheds and greenhouses is clear of debris. This simple task ensures that rainwater can flow freely, filling up water butts for later use in the garden.
During the breeding season, birds are busy raising their broods and need a consistent source of food to support their energy requirements. Help by providing bird feeders in your garden and you can help ensure that parent birds have easy access to the essential nutrients they need to care for their young.