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Yes, you can plant celery in a home garden by starting indoors, then transplanting into cool, moist, fertile beds.

Start a celery base in water to root, then set it into rich, moist soil and keep it evenly watered for crisp, usable stalks.

To plant cauliflower seeds in a garden, sow ¼ in deep in cool soil, keep moisture steady, thin to 18 in apart, and time spring or fall.

Sow carrot seeds ¼ inch deep in loose soil, keep moist, and thin to 2 inches for straight roots and steady harvests.

To plant cantaloupe seeds in garden beds, sow after soil hits 65°F, set seeds 1/2–1 inch deep, and space vines for sun, airflow, and warm soil.

Cantaloupe in square-foot beds grows best with one vine per 2 squares on a stout trellis, warm soil, steady water, and sling support.

Plant cantaloupe after frost, in warm soil (≥65°F), full sun, with 2–3 ft spacing, rich drainage, steady water, and bee-friendly care.

Plant cabbage seeds ¼–½ inch deep in cool soil, then thin or transplant to 12–18 inches for tight heads.

Planting cabbage in a home bed: start transplants 4–6 weeks early, set 12–18 in. apart in cool soil, keep moist, and protect from pests.

To plant cabbage in a garden, start cool-season seedlings, space 12–18 inches apart, and keep soil rich, moist, and slightly acidic.