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Start with a small garden plot or container garden to save on cost.
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Use compost made from kitchen scraps and yard waste instead of expensive fertilizers.
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Check with local landscaping companies or garden centers for free soil.
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Avoid expensive pesticides and use natural methods like companion planting or essential oils.
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Shop for discounted plants, tools, and supplies at the end of the growing season.
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Join a seed exchange program to get free seeds and swap varieties with other gardeners.
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Take cuttings from existing plants to grow new ones instead of buying new plants.
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Buy seeds in bulk to save money and only purchase what you need for the season.
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Shop at discount stores like Dollar Tree, Dollar General, or Walmart for inexpensive gardening supplies.
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Create your own garden markers using materials like popsicle sticks, rocks, or old silverware.
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Collect rainwater in a barrel or container to save on expensive city water.
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Invest in perennial plants that come back year after year instead of annuals that need to be replanted each season.
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Use organic mulch like straw, leaves, or wood chips to retain moisture and prevent weeds from growing.
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Create your own compost bin in your backyard to create nutrient-rich soil for your plants.
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Lay down layers of newspaper or cardboard to prevent weeds from growing in your garden.
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Save seeds from your existing plants to plant next season instead of buying new seeds or plants.
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Take advantage of free gardening classes or resources at your local library, community center, or gardening group.
