Hey there. Now that we are full on into fall, have you already started thinking about what you're

going to do for next season's garden? Yeah, me too. I was actually in my garden over the weekend. It was

gorgeous and I just happened to look over the garden. Many spots are bare where I've cleared

things out and started planting cover

crops and it's just hard not to flash back to the way the garden was in the full production

of the season. But still, all I could think about were the possibilities for next year.

I don't know where you're at today, whether you are right

alongside me getting ready and dreaming for what you're going to have next garden season,

or if you're just ready to take a big old breath because maybe it was your first season

and you're still trying to get your bearings of this new way of life. I totally get that too.

But here's what I have learned. The more that I can reflect back on what worked and what didn't

work and things that I want to change, the better my garden ends up being the next season.

Year after year, that's proven to be true. A couple of weeks ago, I talked to you about both the

successes and the failures of my summer garden. And now I'm going to expand that a little bit,

not just for the summer garden, but also for even the spring and the fall. As I share with you

some of the things that I am planning on keeping, expanding, and changing next season

along with some projects I'm really hoping to complete. Come along with me as I look forward to

next season's garden and hopefully you can get some ideas that might inspire you as well.

Hi, I'm Jill and in 2013 I started my first garden,

having no background, knowledge, or experience whatsoever. Now I am embarking on my eighth

season of growing my own vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and I'm proof that you don't have to

have decades of experience to grow your own garden, bigger small. I certainly don't know at all,

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