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Ensure good drainage: While the rainy season provides ample water, it's essential to prevent waterlogging. Ensure the soil is well-draining by incorporating organic matter like compost or well-rotted manure. Remove weeds: Clear the area of any existing weeds to prevent competition for nutrients and space. Direct sowing: Most rainy season flowers can be directly sown into the prepared soil. Seed depth: Follow the specific instructions on the seed packet for the correct sowing depth. Generally, small seeds require shallow sowing, while larger seeds can be sown a bit deeper. Thinning: Once seedlings emerge, thin them out to provide adequate space for growth. Container gardening: If you have limited garden space, consider growing rainy season flowers in containers. Succession planting: Sow seeds in batches to enjoy a continuous bloom throughout the rainy season. Experiment: Don't be afraid to try different flower varieties to discover which ones thrive best in your specific climate.