Sure thing. Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy, mulch around the base to hold the water, and water early in the morning so the leaves dry before night. Use a long‑spouted can so you can reach all the roots without moving the plants too much. Work in a steady rhythm from the back rows to the front, and make sure you don’t let the soil dry out between passes. That’s the routine that keeps plants happy even when the crowd keeps tripping over the dirt.

We’ve all got weeds that sneak in like unwanted guests. The trick is to catch them early, before they root deep. Pull them by the base, or use a simple herbicide if the garden’s big. Keep the beds tidy, so the weeds don’t find a foothold. It’s hard work, but a clean garden keeps the plants happy and the set looking sharp.