Submitted at Mar 30, 2026, 6:00 PM
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April marks the transition between summer and autumn in Brazil, bringing milder temperatures and, in many regions, a more balanced climate between sun and humidity. This scenario is ideal for growing several species, since the intense heat decreases and the soil tends to retain moisture better. For those who want to renew the garden, grow new plants or even start a vegetable garden, this is an excellent moment. Below, check out seven species that adapt very well to planting in April and can bring more life, color, and freshness to your space.
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Lavender is an aromatic plant much appreciated for its soft fragrance and relaxing properties. April is a great month for planting, as the cooler climate favors rooting. It needs plenty of sun and well-drained soil, making it ideal for sunny gardens or pots on balconies. In addition to being ornamental, lavender can also be used to make teas and to scent projects.
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Hardy and versatile, rosemary is perfect for those who want to combine landscaping and cooking. This herb adapts well to April’s climate, especially because it does not like excess moisture. It prefers locations with full sun and light soil. It is simple to grow and, in addition to scenting the project, its leaves can be used in the preparation of various dishes.
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Begonias are great options for those seeking delicate, colorful flowers. April is a good period to plant them, since they prefer milder temperatures. These plants like indirect light and slightly moist soil, making them ideal for indoor projects or shaded areas of the garden. With the right care, they bloom for long periods.
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Easy to grow, mint grows quickly and adapts very well to the autumn climate. April is ideal for starting to plant it, especially in pots, since this plant tends to spread. It prefers moist soil and partial shade. In addition to being aromatic, it is widely used in teas, juices, and refreshing recipes.
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Calendula is a vibrant flower that brings shades of yellow and orange to the garden. It develops well in milder temperatures, like those of April, and is quite resilient. It likes full sun and fertile soil. In addition to being ornamental, it has medicinal properties and can be used in natural cosmetics and teas.
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For those who want to start a vegetable garden, lettuce is an excellent choice for the month of April. The cooler climate prevents the leaves from becoming bitter and favors healthy growth. It can be grown in garden beds or pots, as long as it receives sunlight and has soil rich in organic matter. It is a practical option and widely consumed in everyday life.
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Succulents continue to be a trend in landscaping, and April is a good time to plant or replant them. These plants store water in their leaves and therefore require little watering. They prefer places with good lighting and sandy soil. They are ideal for those seeking practicality and a modern look in decor.
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