The easy part of building a garden is deciding what you want to plant.
But where is the best place to plant a garden? There are many different factors that determine if a place is good for planting a garden.
You need to know things like how you will water your garden, how much shade it gets, etc.
Get one of these wrong and it could mean the death of your garden, so you need to take extra consideration.
The most important thing is the actual physical location of your garden.
For instance, you want to choose a place that will provide your plant with the right climate, as all have different requirements.
Some will do better in shade, while others thrive in the sun.
You can do a quick Google search and find out all you need to know about your specific plant.
Another thing to take into consideration is how you will get water to your garden.
If you already have a sprinkler system in your yard, you could just put your garden out in the middle.
That way you don't have to worry about forgetting a watering.
If you're like me, you can't afford a big fancy sprinkler system, so I'm stuck with a hose or the sprinkler.
While this may seem like a very small detail, it could make a big difference once you have planned it in advance.
It's just one less thing to worry about for you.
If this is your first time, it can seem very difficult getting the right amount of shade for your garden.
After you pick a spot, take notes over the next few days on how much sun and how much shade your location gets.
Compare this to the information you found on Google, and you'll know if you have the right spot! So you've picked your location, you know how many hours of sun it gets each day, and you should be close to a water source.
The only thing left to do is start digging your garden!