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Fit plants in proportion - each one should have enough space to grow and develop.

Plants should be placed in proportion to allow them to grow and develop. Each plant should have enough space to grow and develop, without being crowded.

Use fences or other barriers to define zones - some plants need more sunlight than others.

Some plants need more sunlight than others. In order to provide the plants with the necessary sunlight, you can use fences or other barriers to define zones.

Pack wisely - leave some space at the base of plant for roots to spread.

Do not overcrowd plants - allow each one plenty of breathing room. Water plants deeply, but infrequently - allowing the soil to dry out between waterings is best for healthy plants.

Keep an eye on the compost pile - adding fresh organic material will help produce healthy plants.

gardening is a great way to get your hands dirty, learn about plants, and have some fun! It's also an easy way to add organic matter to your lawn or garden, which will help produce healthy plants. Keep an eye on the compost pile - adding fresh organic material will help produce healthy plants.

Weed and prune less, let plants grow more - less work will lead to a more bountiful harvest.

Plants need a lot of water, fertilizer and other nutrients to grow properly. If you water plants less, they will conserve water and use less fertilizer, leading to a tastier and healthier harvest.

Prefers natural materials over manufactured items - this will leave the garden looking more "organic".

I prefer to buy natural items over manufactured items because they are more organic. This will leave the garden looking more natural.