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Yes—planting Easter lilies in the garden works when frost has passed, with full sun, sharp drainage, and the right depth and spacing.

For planting dill in garden, sow seeds in sun, 6 mm deep in loose soil; keep moist, thin to 30–45 cm, and repeat sowings for steady harvests.

For planting dahlias outdoors, wait until frost risk ends; set tubers 4–6 inches deep and 18–36 inches apart in full sun.

To plant dahlias in a garden, wait until frost risk passes, set tubers 4–6 inches deep, 18–36 inches apart, and stake at planting.

Yes, plant dahlia tubers outdoors after frost ends; set eyes up 4–6 inches deep, water lightly at first, and stake tall types at planting.

Yes—plant dahlia tubers outdoors after frost ends and soil warms to about 60°F, setting each eye just below the surface and staking at planting.

Build a deep, well-drained bed, set tight spacing for annuals, add drip, and succession-plant for steady bouquets from spring to frost.

To plant cucumbers at home, wait for warm soil, sow or transplant in full sun, water steadily, and train vines or space plants for airflow.

Sow cucumber seeds outdoors after frost ends, in warm soil above 65°F, then train vines and water steadily for crisp, steady harvests.

Square-foot cucumber planting: set two vines per square on a north-side trellis, sow 1 inch deep in 65°F soil, and keep watering consistent.