Learn how to choose the most suitable site for a vegetable garden, a location that will allow the vegetables to thrive.
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Before you ever put a spade in the soil or drop a seed in the ground, you need to sit down and think about what you want to achieve in your vegetable garden. First you need to consider whether you have the space and conditions to grow what you want. The most familiar is the traditional plot.
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