Mounding helps drainage and root depth but isn't required if soil is deep and well-tilled. Both crops need full sun (8+ hrs). Mulch with straw to retain moisture, cool soil, and keep fruit off damp ground.
Trench planting works if drainage is good; mounds are insurance.
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