Every garden needs sufficient water, sunlight, and fertile soil. Water more in drought. Plant bulbs deep for strong roots.
Perennials return yearly; annuals bloom one season. Combine for continuous show.
Remove spent flowers to stimulate new growth. But don't discard debris carelessly—mildew and disease can follow.
Butterflies, bees, beetles, flies pollinate—80% of flowering plants depend on them. Bright colors attract them. Sow bugs, beetles, fungi, and bacteria decompose organic matter, enriching soil. Learn to distinguish pests from partners.
Apply these principles and your garden will reward you with spectacular, sustained bloom.
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