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The Sustainable Garden
What Last Season Already Taught You
Before adding new plans, it’s worth pausing to consider what your garden already revealed.
Last season left clues.
Which plants struggled despite attention? Which ones thrived with little care? Where did watering feel constant and ineffective? Where did things seem to work naturally?
These patterns matter more than trends or recommendations.
Resilient gardens improve when we respond honestly to what happened — not what we hoped would happen.
It can be uncomfortable to acknowledge failures, but most garden “failures” are simply mismatches between plants and conditions. That’s information, not a mistake.
Try writing down three observations from last season:
One thing that required more water than expected
One thing that thrived without much input
One area that felt difficult to manage
These notes don’t require solutions yet. They’re reference points.
Good garden decisions are cumulative. They build from observation to adjustment to refinement.
Next week, we’ll talk about priorities — and why choosing fewer goals often leads to better outcomes.
Happy Gardening,
Ramona
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