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Yes, you can plant marigolds outdoors after frost ends, in full sun, into loose soil, then water well and keep blooms coming by deadheading.

Plant marigolds with veggies in full sun, well-drained soil, spaced 8–12 inches, after frost, and keep flowers deadheaded for steady bloom.

Plant marigolds around beds by spacing 8–12 in., full sun, well-drained soil, and steady moisture for nonstop bloom.

Start marigolds after frost in full sun, set the right spacing, water in well, and deadhead for nonstop color.

Plant lily bulbs in loose, well-drained soil at a depth two to three times the bulb’s height, spacing 8–12 inches, then water once and mulch lightly.

Plant lily bulbs in sunny, well-drained soil at a depth two to three times the bulb’s height.

Gravel garden planting works by setting drought-ready plants into free-draining soil topped with gravel, then watering deeply until roots anchor.

For lettuce planting, set seedlings 6–12 in. apart in cool, moist soil and keep water steady; ideal temps sit near 50–68°F (10–20°C).

Direct sow lettuce by raking a fine seedbed, planting shallow, and keeping soil cool and moist until seedlings take off.

Plant lettuce in a 1-foot grid: use rich mix, sow shallow, space by type, water evenly, and harvest often to keep tender leaves coming.