Planting Season
Depending on your location, you may have different growing seasons or seasons in general that impact your garden. Veggies, like lettuce and broccoli, grow better in cooler weather (spring and fall). While tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers thrive in hotter months.
If you want to know more about your specific region, check out the Farmers Almanac, the bible of farming.
Soil
Whether you decide to plot a 10×10′ garden behind the house, raise beds that are easy to contain, or use a few small pots to fill with your favorite easy-to-grow veggies, you’ll need to have good soil. There are plenty of places you can purchase soil, but know that just because you throw a seed into the dirt and splash water on it occasionally, doesn’t mean that you’ll see results.
Try adding organic material such as manure or topsoil and/or learn how to add your own compost to soften it up, to create a perfect texture. The perfect texture is when you’re able to make a ball and it crumbles under pressure.
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