For a thriving home garden, start by examining your home garden soil’s texture. It should be loose and crumbly for healthy root growth. If your soil is clay-like or rocky, loosen it up by tilling and removing rocks. To improve soil quality, add organic compost, like tea compost or vegetable peels, which enriches the soil with nutrients.

Additionally, consider adding organic matter such as aged manure, shredded leaves, or grass clippings. Test your soil’s pH and adjust it if needed. Aerating compacted soil and mulching to conserve moisture are also helpful steps. These actions will create an ideal environment for your plants to thrive.