You may want to start with a small garden, just to get your feet wet. As you become more experienced and discover what plants work best for your soil and climate, you can gradually expand your garden size.
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Make a plan of your garden before you get started. Sketch out the locations of plants, rocks, and other features. You can also make a list of what you need to buy or borrow.
When you choose to garden, it is important to think about the type of gardening you will be doing. There are two main types of gardening: container and raised garden beds. Container gardening is great if you have a small space and don't want to spend a lot of time maintenance. You can simply move your containers around as your plants grow, and you won't have to worry about cleaning them or planting new plants in the same spot year after year. Raised garden beds are great for people who want to garden but also have a large space. They allow you to plant in rows and save a lot of space, which is perfect if you have a lot of yard space. However, raised garden beds require more maintenance than container gardens, because you need to keep them clean and weed them regularly.
1. Apply fertilizer once a month in the spring, summer and fall, to feed the plants' roots and encourage flowering. Use a fertilizer mix specifically for cut flowers. 2. Water the plants regularly throughout the growing season, but don't over water; allow the soil to dry out between waterings.
Watering moderately is important for keeping plants alive and healthy. However, over watering can kill cut flowers. When watering, be sure to give plants enough water to cover the root area but not so much that the potting soil is saturated. Move larger containers of soil around occasionally so that water reaches all parts of the root zone. Avoid allowing water to sit in one place for an extended period of time; stagnant water can cause root rot.
To promote growth and maintain shape, prune the plants periodically. Pruning stimulates new growth, which in turn keep the plant healthy and attractive.
