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Planting in a garden box starts with good sun, a deep soil mix, smart spacing, steady watering, and a simple week-by-week plan.

Yes, you can plant hydrangeas outdoors by setting the rootball level with the soil, watering deeply, and mulching to lock in moisture.

For outdoor hyacinths, plant in fall 10–15 cm deep, point up, 7–10 cm apart in well-drained soil; water once and add a light mulch.

To plant hydrangeas in a garden, choose the right spot, dig a wide hole, set level, backfill, water well, and mulch 2–3 inches.

To plant chili peppers outdoors, start indoors, harden off, then set sturdy transplants in warm, sunny soil after all frost danger passes.

Plant culinary herbs in sunny, well-drained soil, give each plant space, water deeply, and harvest often for steady growth and fresh flavor.

For a planter herb garden, choose a wide pot with drainage, fill with peat-free mix, set herbs at soil level, water deeply, and feed lightly.

Container herb gardening thrives with sun, drainage, and light potting mix; group herbs by water needs and prune often.

To plant garden hedges, dig a trench, improve soil, space for mature spread, set crowns level, water well, and mulch to hold moisture.

For heather in a garden, use acidic, free-draining soil, plant slightly high, water in once, then keep roots moist while new growth takes hold.