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To plant bush green beans in a garden, sow 1 inch deep, 3–4 inches apart, in soil above 60°F with rows 18–24 inches wide.

A butterfly garden needs sun, native host plants, and nectar blooms from spring through fall, plus clean water and zero pesticides.

For garden bulbs, set them 2–3× their height in free-draining soil, point up, water once, then keep soil barely moist until shoots appear.

Bush bean planting uses warm soil, 1-inch depth, 2–4-inch spacing, and steady moisture from sowing until harvest.

To plant bush beans in a garden, sow warmed soil seeds 1 inch deep, 2–4 inches apart, in full sun, and water evenly until pods set.

Plant garden bulbs by digging 2–3× bulb height, point up, space well, water once, then let cool, draining soil carry roots through winter.

To plant beets outdoors, sow 1/2 inch deep in cool soil (40–75°F), thin to 2 inches, keep soil moist, and harvest when roots reach golf-ball size.

A witch’s garden comes together by pairing hardy herbs, pale night bloomers, and safe design into one small, well-planned bed.

To plant bulbs in a rock garden, create sharp drainage, set bulbs two to three times their height, and tuck groups between stones.

To plant broccoli in a garden, start cool-season transplants in rich, near-neutral soil, space 18–24 inches, and keep soil evenly moist.