Always use natural and organic soil amendments, as nature intended. Soil and plants are interdependent, so to feed your plants, you must feed your soil. You can also bring a sample to a local nursery or send a sample to a local extension program to have it tested.
What type of soil do you have? Our guide to Garden Soil Testingwill help you learn all about your soil, the foundation of a healthy garden.
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Where is it in relation to the house or other permanent plants? How close is it to the house and water supply? Do you look out on the area, or can you see it from the street? Is there root competition from nearby trees or shrubs?.What are the light levels and growing conditions? Are you planting in a hot, dry south- or west-facing location with full sun exposure? Or, are you planting in a cool and shady north- or northeast-facing area? Take some time to observe your new garden space, and look for plants that are suited for those conditions.How big is the area to be planted? Even if it's only approximate, this tells you how many plants will fit comfortably without becoming an overgrown jungle.Here's a list of factors to understand before any plants go into the ground:
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