103 - Lessons from My Summer Garden

The Beginner's Garden with Jill McSheehy

Jill McSheehy

Gardening, Garden, How To, Education, Organicgardening, Home & Garden, Leisure, Homegardening, Beginninggardener, Vegetablegardening

4.4 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2019

⏱️ 37 minutes

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The end of the summer gardening season is the perfect time to reflect on the year so far -- specifically, summer garden lessons learned. Whether you're a new gardener or have had many years of experience, we can all learn from each other. This is why I love to share my gardening lessons in real-time with you!

You may have already seen my lessons from this year's spring garden so now it's time for lessons from my summer garden.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Beginners Garden podcast. I'm Jill McShehehehe with Journey Withjil.net,
0:06.1	and my goal is to give beginning gardeners the tools they need to grow a rewarding, productive garden.
0:30.4	Music. Hey guys, welcome back.
0:36.9	If you listen to last week's episode, seven garden tasks to transition from the summer garden, then this episode is going to be the perfect
0:40.0	follow-up to that one, because as you are transitioning from your summer garden, it's the
0:45.8	perfect time to stop and reflect. What went well? What went wrong? What did you learn?
0:53.6	The good news is whether this year was your first garden
0:56.5	or whether this is count, you can't even count how many gardens you've had in the past,
1:01.7	we're always learning every single year. And so what I want to do in this podcast is to share with
1:08.2	you what I'm learning as I go so that maybe by what I'm learning,
1:12.6	it will not only give you something to think about for your garden, but also perhaps spur
1:17.4	you along in your thoughts of what you're learning in your garden. You may recall that back in
1:23.4	episode 90, I talked about the lessons I learned from my spring garden here in 2019,
1:29.4	and now I'm going to be talking about nine lessons that I have learned from my summer
1:34.2	garden in 2019. I'm sure there's more than nine, but these were the ones that really
1:38.9	floated to the top as lessons that I've learned, things that went well, things that didn't,
1:45.4	and knowledge that I'm learning that I'm going to take with me to next garden season. As I talk about these nine
1:50.9	garden lessons from this summer, I will be referring back to past episodes. So if you want to go back
1:56.5	to get the direct links to those, you can go to journey withjill.net slash 103. All right, so the first
2:04.3	lesson I learned from my summer garden. This actually is something I'm kind of changing my tune on.
2:10.7	In fact, the opposite is what I've taught you in past episodes. And this is I learned how to successfully start my squash seeds
2:21.1	indoors and transplant them into the summer garden. Now, this may not seem earth shattering. A lot of
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