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1
Vegetables need 6–8 hours of direct sunlight every day.
Choose well-drained soil for healty roots.
Pick a location protected from strong winds
2
A 10×10-foot garden or 4×4 raised bed is ideal for beginners.
Small gardens are easier to maintain and more productive.
3
Remove weeds completely and mix in organic compost.
Fill raised beds with topsoil, compost, and perlite.
4
Start with lettuce and radishes for fast, beginner-friendly harvests.
Tomatoes and zucchini thrive with minimal effort.
5
Place tall crops behind shorter ones so everything gets sunlight.
Proper spacing improves airflow and keeps plants healthy.
6
Sow seeds at the correct depth or transplant seedlings carefully.
Water immediately after planting.
7
Add 2–3 inches of mulch to hold moisture and block weeds.
Provide 1 inch of water each week to keep plants thriving.
8
Pull weeds, check for pests, and remove damaged leaves
Apply organic fertilizer every few weeks to keep growth strong.
9
Pick vegetables at their peak for the best flavor.
Harvest often to encourage even more production.
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