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Tomatoes' roots grow all along their stems, so ensure the plants form sturdy root systems by planting deeply — up to the base of the first or even second pair of true leaves. Be sure to do this first, though! Alliums, known for their beautiful round heads of starry flowers, more than make up for their oniony aroma when cut. Allium flowers have a place in the kitchen too and can be used in salads, sprinkled into egg mixes for omelets, or added to savory muffin batters.

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