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Prepare your garden for success by mixing soil with organic manure or compost before sowing your seeds. Ensure the soil is free of weeds and insects after the last frost. To prevent losing tiny seeds, open the seed packet on a white sheet of paper. Once your soil is ready, sprinkle the seeds evenly and cover them lightly with soil or press down gently.Water carefully using a sprinkler or your hands—avoid using a hose or mug during the first week to prevent damaging the delicate seed germination process. Depending on the variety, germination can occur in 10-18 days. For herbs or small seed varieties, cover the sowing area with transparent polythene in the evening to enhance germination speed.Transplant seedlings of flowers, tomatoes, chilies, peppers, and brinjal when they reach 3-4 inches in height. All varieties require minimal watering and should receive at least 2-3 hours of sunlight daily, while winter varieties thrive with just 1-2 hours for optimal germination. Embrace these gardening tips to cultivate a thriving vegetable garden and enjoy a bountiful harvest!