The soil is the key to a successful garden. varied plants thrive with varied pH and nutrient levels. Determine pH and essential nutrient levels using garden center or local service soil testing kits.
Another part of garden care is choosing easy-to-grow plants that complement your landscape. See whether your garden gets full sun or moderate shade. Consider drought-tolerant plants like lavender and verbena.
Watering plants correctly is important for their health, for growing deep roots, and for keeping the yard in good shape. The plants will need less water if you water them early in the morning or late at night instead of during the heat of the day.
When you put different types of plants next to each other, called companion planting or intercropping, the plants will grow better, get rid of pests, attract pollinators, and provide a place for bugs to live. This will help with normal garden care.
To take care of your yard and garden, you should water it, mow it, and protect it from bad weather in a healthy way. If the temperature in your area goes above 30°C, the grass will get sick and not grow as much.
Pruning plants helps them grow more fruit and makes it possible to shape them to look better. In the same way, getting rid of dead or diseased plants is an important part of garden care and maintenance that helps your garden grow.
Weeds take away the nutrients your plants need and look bad at the same time. Take care to get rid of weeds when they are still young, before they can spread seeds.
Adding raised beds or garden pots helps plants get used to their new home and grow up. Anyone with or without a green thumb can use raised beds to start small or grow different types of plants.