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The essential elements for a healthy garden are nutrient-rich soil, adequate sunlight, sufficient water, proper spacing, and regular maintenance.
The frequency of watering your garden will depend on factors such as climate, soil type, and plant type. Generally, it is recommended to water deeply once or twice a week rather than shallowly every day.
Some natural ways to control pests in your garden include using companion planting, introducing beneficial insects, using homemade pesticides, and practicing good garden hygiene.
Soil testing is important because it helps determine the pH level, nutrient deficiencies, and the overall health of your soil. This information can guide you in choosing the right fertilizers and amendments for your plants.
To prevent diseases in your garden, practice good hygiene by removing dead or infected plant material, rotating crops, and avoiding overhead watering. You can also use disease-resistant plants and keep a close eye on your garden for any signs of disease.