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To grow potatoes no-dig, set seed tubers on the soil, cover with 15–20 cm mulch, and keep topping up as shoots rise until harvest.

To plant potatoes in garden boxes, set sprouted seed pieces in 10–15 cm soil, top up as stems grow, water steadily, and harvest when vines yellow.

Raised-bed potato planting means spacing cut seed pieces 10–12 inches apart, covering 4 inches deep, then hilling and steady watering.

To plant potatoes in a garden box, set seed pieces 10–15 cm deep, 25–30 cm apart, hill as stems grow, water evenly, and harvest once vines yellow.

For garden potatoes, set certified seed pieces 8–12 inches apart and 3–5 inches deep, then hill, water steadily, and harvest after vines yellow.

Pole beans in a grid bed thrive when sown after warm soil, spaced tight on a trellis, and kept evenly moist for steady, tall yields.

For climbing bean planting, sow seeds beside a sturdy trellis after soil reaches 60°F (16°C), then water, mulch, and pick pods often.

Planting perennials in garden beds comes down to site, soil, spacing, and steady watering for lasting color.

Planting a perennial garden means planning the site, prepping soil, and setting hardy plants at the right depth with steady water and mulch.

To plant pepper seeds in a garden, sow 1/4 inch deep in warm, moist soil, keep 75–85°F for sprouting, then thin and transplant after frost.