Building a new home? Plan your vegetable garden now—integrate it into site design for convenience, beauty, and productivity.
Test soil: need 6+ inches of loamy topsoil over permeable subsoil. If lacking, build raised beds or use large pots (12+ inches deep). Cluster pots for visual impact.
Read before you dig: Vegetable Gardening: A Complete Guide (Reader's Digest), Carrots Love Tomatoes (Riotte), Seed to Seed (Ashworth). Knowledge prevents costly mistakes.
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