Every tag on the bench lists a hardiness zone, a sun requirement and a water habit, because those three things kill more new plants than any pest does. Match the zone to your own before anything else - a plant rated for a warmer zone than yours needs to come in for winter or be treated as an annual.
"Full sun" means six hours of direct light or more. "Part sun" means four to six, usually best in the morning. Anything less and a sun-loving start will stretch thin reaching for light instead of putting energy into roots and fruit.
Water new transplants at the base, not overhead, and check the soil with a finger before the calendar - a hot week and a cool week need different schedules even for the same plant.
Reading a planting window
A window like "two weeks after last frost" is counted from your local average last-frost date, not the calendar date on this page. Ask at the bench if you do not know yours - it is the single most useful number a new gardener can have.
