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Set pepper transplants after frost, in warm soil, with 12–18 inch spacing, steady water, mulch, and stakes for strong growth and big harvests.

To plant peonies in a garden, set eyes 1–2 inches deep, 3–4 feet apart, in full sun and well-drained soil, best done in fall.

To plant peas in a home plot, sow 1 inch deep and 2 inches apart in cool soil, then train vines on a trellis for clean pods.

Plant pea seeds 2–5 cm deep in loose, fertile raised-bed soil, space 5–8 cm apart, and add a trellis immediately for steady, early harvests.

Start peanuts after frost in warm, loose soil; give 120–150 frost-free days, steady moisture, and full sun for a reliable crop.

For planting pea plants in gardens, sow in cool soil, 2–5 cm deep, 5 cm apart, with a trellis for tall types and steady moisture.

Planting an outdoor herb garden needs sun, draining soil, and smart spacing for healthy, flavorful harvests.

Plant onions by matching day-length type to your location, then set seeds, sets, or transplants in sunny, well-drained soil with steady moisture.

To plant onions in a garden, prep loose, fertile soil, set sets or transplants shallowly, space 3–4 inches apart, and keep water and weeds in check.

Planting onion sets outdoors: space 4 in apart in rows 12–16 in, set 1 in deep with tips up, and keep soil moist and weed-free for steady growth.