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When planning your layout, develop a blueprint that accounts for future growth and changes. For example, if a shed is placed in the middle of the garden, it may obstruct future planting areas. Instead, strategically place elements from the outside in while leaving room for creativity and adaptation as your homestead evolves.
Establishing a Garden: Soil and Planting Considerations
Every successful garden begins with quality soil. Conducting a soil test can provide insight into its quality and guide you in improving it. For first-time gardeners, creating an in-ground garden with the existing soil can be a productive approach.