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Yes, you can plant green onions in garden beds by sowing shallow, close rows and keeping soil evenly moist for steady growth.

Plant green beans after frost when soil is warm; sow 1 inch deep with sun, steady moisture, and a simple trellis for climbing types.

Sow green bean seeds in warm, well-drained soil after frost, space 2–3 inches apart, keep evenly moist, and pick pods in 50–65 days.

For planting green bean seeds in a garden, sow 1 inch deep in warm soil (≥60°F), 2–4 inches apart, and keep evenly moist after frost.

Plant gladiolus bulbs 4–6 in deep, 6 in apart, in sun after frost risk; stagger plantings for blooms all summer.

Yes, you can plant garden garlic by setting firm cloves point-up in sunny, well-drained soil and mulching for winter.

To plant garlic in a garden, separate cloves, set them 2–3 inches deep and 6 inches apart in fall, then mulch well for winter protection.

To plant garden tubs, add drainage, use peat-free mix, set by sun needs, water deeply, and feed on a steady schedule.

Sow sweet corn once soil warms near 60°F, plant in tight blocks, and keep an even inch of water weekly for full, well-filled ears.

Start seeds in clean trays with sterile mix, steady warmth, bright light, and a slow hardening-off before transplanting.