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3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
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1. Choose appropriate plants for your area and their location in the garden. There is plenty of information on the net and you local nursery will know what plants do well in your area. Ask local gardeners and landscapers for their opinion.
2. Prepare the soil taking into account the plant types. Incorporate plenty of organic matter but be aware that some plants are sensitive to high doses of some elements that can be found in some manures, etc.
3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
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1. Choose appropriate plants for your area and their location in the garden. There is plenty of information on the net and you local nursery will know what plants do well in your area. Ask local gardeners and landscapers for their opinion.
2. Prepare the soil taking into account the plant types. Incorporate plenty of organic matter but be aware that some plants are sensitive to high doses of some elements that can be found in some manures, etc.
3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
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1. Choose appropriate plants for your area and their location in the garden. There is plenty of information on the net and you local nursery will know what plants do well in your area. Ask local gardeners and landscapers for their opinion.
2. Prepare the soil taking into account the plant types. Incorporate plenty of organic matter but be aware that some plants are sensitive to high doses of some elements that can be found in some manures, etc.
3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
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2. Prepare the soil taking into account the plant types. Incorporate plenty of organic matter but be aware that some plants are sensitive to high doses of some elements that can be found in some manures, etc.
3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
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3. Dig large holes for your plants incorporating a mixture of both the original soil and any new soil.
4. Mulch your garden bed. You can use woodchips, leaf litter, pebbles, anything that will stop evaporation from the soil but will allow water to flow down into the soil (no plastic sheeting).
5. Choose a watering system that drips rather than sprays. Most spray systems are now banned so there are plenty of options. A deep soak less often is better frequent light watering sessions. Check in your landscape supplies or nursery for advice on your water pressure and how it effects your system.
6. Re-using water from the household can be a great way to save water. Re-using water from the bath, shower or sink is possible but be very careful about the types of soaps and other liquids that may be in the water. Some plants, particularly Australian natives are very sensiti
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