Sowing in April? We can go wild! Orders will be processed and shipped the same day!

Dear Garden lovers, 

Over the past few weeks, many of you have already ordered seeds, for which we thank you! If you haven't bought seeds yet, no problem! We make sure that every order placed before 4pm will be shipped the same day. The only problem is that Postnl (or the local postal service) sometimes makes a mess of it. For destination Netherlands send everything with the 24-hour postal service of Postnl, but... well, it often goes well and the seeds are delivered quickly.

To go directly to the seeds, click here: www.dutchgardenseeds.co.uk

Weather forecast for the coming 14 days

The weather forecast for the next 14 days looks excellent. There may be a little splash of rain this weekend, but after that the sun will start shining brightly again! Lovely weather for working in the garden. 

Sowing in April

Now we can go wild... You can sow almost all kinds of seeds in April. Of course it starts with buying seeds, you are certainly not too late in April, the whole sowing season is still ahead of you. To sow directly in the garden, it does depend a bit on temperatures. Some years it is warm early, others it is still freezing in April. But, for many varieties, it is generally true that you can sow them directly in the garden. Of course, this does not apply to species that like warmth, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, melons and so on. You can already sow those indoors, but not yet directly outdoors in the open ground. You can grow sprouting vegetable seeds and microgreens seeds all year round.

Direct to the: Sowing Calendar

Product in the Spotlight: Cucumber

We cultivat cucumber a lot in our vegetable garden. When growing cucumbers, there are certain things you should pay attention to. Growing cucumbers is not easy, but the result will be worth it. Compare the own cultivated cucumbers with those from the supermarket and you will immediately see and taste the difference.

Would you like to read more about cucumber and get sowing tips? Read on at this page: Growing and Sowing Tips for Cucumber