Welcome back everyone to the Epic Gardening Podcast. Kevin is here. We are on with Jordan

again from Mind and Soil. This is our last episode for now. Jordan, we talked a lot about

the mental health benefits. It's fall, it's winter. I'm actually kind of curious just

what's going on in your garden right now. Well, a lot of rain up here, which if there's

a way I could give you some of it, then that'd be great. You wouldn't mind it down there.

I'd love it. Yeah, so you know, I'm up in Canada, also on the West Coast. So it's a little

bit moderate, but the garden definitely has like a distinct end to the season as we get

into the late fall and early winter. And so one of the things that I like first and foremost

love to do as the season comes to a close and to start setting myself up for the next

season is just like a quick reflection on this past year. So that all those insights,

those learnings that I have from this past season are recorded somewhere. And you know,

part of it is like what grew well, what didn't grow well, but a big part of it for me because

so much of gardening for me is like that mindful side is like, what did I get the most

enjoyment out of like, did I love going and learning how to grow that pepper plant?

What were the crops that I really, really fell in love with this year? And then the flip

side of that is like what felt like chores in the garden this year that I'd like to find

out how to have less of or do less of in the garden for next season. So that'd be the

first part is just like spend a little bit of time reflecting on the highs and the lows

of the past season. Yeah, for me, I think last season was a lot of learning on the new land.

And then this year, I've already started some building projects like rebuilding some beds,

reshaping, restructuring those beds, any sort of like thing that makes life easier. So putting

an irrigation this fall, doing some composting systems, a lot of the infrastructure is going

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