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Use a tarp to move lightweight bulky debris like leaves, weeds, and even brush. Use it to hold soil when digging a hole, to keep the grass clean.

Annual seeds are best sown in rows this helps you tell the seedlings from the weedlings, which grow randomly.

Make a plan for your gardening. Your plan should include the kind of space that you would need for your plants.

It is best if you tell your friends about your plans in gardening. This way, they may be able to provide you helpful information such as where to purchase seedlings and etc.

Growing vegetables is a fun introduction to gardening. They don’t take as long to grow, so if you make a mistake you won’t have wasted months and months of your time.

Little clay pots make great cloches for protecting young plants from sudden, overnight frosts and freezes.

A bouquet of fresh-cut flowers makes hard days seem easier, gray days seem sunnier, and puts a smile on the face of anyone who sees it.

Try growing tasty beverages. You can allow rampant apple mint to cover a hillside of your garden because it is a great tea plant, and rhubarb stalk tea makes a tart substitute for lemonade.

Water early in the day so you can avoid evaporation and winds. And the best place to drench your plants? Directly on those thirsty roots.

Study the sun and wind patterns. You might want to place a patio on the west side of the house, but it will get lots of afternoon sun, which means dinnertime in August won't be relaxing -- just hot.

Pluck a few weeds while waiting for the dog to finish his business outside or deadhead flowers while you're waiting for the school bus to drop off the kids.

One benefit of perennials is that each plant's root system becomes larger over time, and the clump eventually needs to be dug up and divided.

When moving a plant from pot to pot, water the container first. This will settle the roots into their new home.