what to sow or plant in the vegetable garden?

VegetablesWhere to sowTips for sowingSnap or green beansSince the beans need the soil to be warmed, sow them under cover in pots if this condition is not met.The seeds should be sown approximately 5 cm deep.BasilIn a heated greenhouse, indoors or on a warm layerBeetsIn the ground as soon as the outside temperature is above 10°C.The seeds should be sown approximately 2 cm deep.TomatoesIn pots in a heated greenhouse or indoors.If you want to eat tomatoes this summer, this is the last resort.RadishIn open ground, preferably in the shade.The harvest period will depend on the variety chosen. Indeed, radishes come in many varieties which differ in taste, color, shape, but also cultivation time.ParsleyIn the open ground.You can opt for plain flat-leaf parsley, curly parsley or giant Italian parsley depending on your preferences.Peppers and chilliesUnder shelter.As their development takes longer, we generally sow them in March, but there is still time to do so!EggplantIn pots under cover in regions with a harsher climate, but if you live in a region with a mild climate, it is possible to sow directly in the ground.If you live in a region with a colder climate, you should have sown them in pots under cover in March. If this has not been done, this is the last time you can take care of it!ParsnipIn the ground in a sunny locationRemember to space the lines 30 to 40 cm apart.TurnipsIn the ground in deeply worked soil and in a sunny location.Remember to space the lines about twenty centimeters apart.MelonsUnder shelterTo sow, place 2 seeds per pot 2 cm deep. Keep your seedlings at a temperature of around 18°C. You can then transplant the young plants into the ground once the risk of frost has passed.WatermelonsUnder shelterProceed as for the melons.Squash and zucchiniIn pots under cover, but if you live in a region with a mild climate, you can sow them directly in the ground.Since squash, like zucchini, develop quickly, they will not stay in pots for long, so you can wait until the end of April to sow them in pots, 2 cm deep.CucumberIn pots under cover, but if you live in a region where the climate is mild, you can sow them directly in the ground as soon as no more frost episodes are to be feared.Sow in pockets of 4 to 5 seeds.SpinachDirectly in place.Choose a slightly shaded location so that the soil remains cool in summer.CarrotsPlaced in soft ground.Sow 1 cm deep and space the rows about fifteen centimeters apart.CabbageYou can sow Brussels sprouts, Savoy cabbage and Chinese cabbage in open ground.Curly chervilTo be sown in light, humus soil.Choose a location in partial shade so that it does not suffer too much in summer.Summer lettucesDirectly in placeApril is the best month for these seedlings. Sow your lettuce seeds 1 cm deep.But sweetCorn loves heat, in regions where the climate is milder, you can sow it in the ground when the soil temperature is 13°C, in other regions, sow indoors in peat pots or pots .Sow 4 cm deep, every 35 cm in rows 60 cm apart.