Why this step matters
The end of one crop is useful information for the next. Record enough to change a decision without turning the garden into paperwork.
Your practical steps
- Check each crop’s harvest guidance and sample for readiness.
- Record harvests in a consistent unit.
- Decide whether another sowing fits the remaining local season.
- Write one thing to repeat, one to change, and one to stop.
You have a season review and a realistic next planting or rest period.
Bring the step to life
Return to your site observations before expanding the garden. Work at the pace of your garden; this is a sequence of decisions, not a fixed six-week course.
Keep your progress in the growing-season checklist. Local conditions and crop-specific guidance take priority over a generic task list.
