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If you’re new to gardening, you should make a plan for your garden before you buy any plants. Planting haphazardly is strictly a hit or miss proposition. You might get lucky, but more likely than not, you’ll lose a lot of plants and give up in frustration.

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If you’re a gardener, I sincerely hope that you’re saving those autumn leaves for your garden. They can be used as mulch or compost and are an important source of nutrients for your soil.

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In one year, the average human produces enough urine to fertilize 6,300 tomato plants in just one season. That fact makes me want to run outside every time I feel the need and drench my vegetable patch.

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