One of my favorite things about gardening is that you learn every year. This last year I had a bunch of successes and some really big failures. Now I get to sp

One of my favorite things about gardening is that you learn every year. This last year I had a bunch of successes and some really big failures. Now I get to spent the next two months thinking about what to do differently (No more uncovered brassicas - they all get eaten in my climate. Maybe my raspberries have a virus - I should get them tested. Sweet potatoes only go in pots/bags or raised beds from now on, since digging them out in clay soil is a huge pain, and the quality of the ones I grew in pots is better). Then I get to try again next year. It's process improvement, but in slow motion!