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How to start a garden without spending a ton of money

A key way to save money on your garden? Start small. Be realistic about how much time you have to tend to your crops and how much produce you’ll actually eat. (Getty Images)

Practical ways to put more joy and less money into gardening, from the tools you really need to cutting costs on seedlings and compost.

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