Assess Garden and Plan Season's Layout
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Begin by observing the garden in its post-harvest state, noting the presence of old okra plants, gourd trellises, corn stalks, and general organic debris. Also, evaluate existing garden infrastructure like the deer fence, chicken coop, and beehives. Formulate a plan for the upcoming spring planting season, which includes clearing the debris, tilling the soil, implementing crop rotation, and leveraging existing resources for soil enrichment and pollination. Consider the specific needs of different crops and how their placement will change from the previous year.
Goal: Review the garden's current state post-harvest, including remaining plant debris and existing infrastructure, to outline the overall plan for spring planting and sustainable practices.
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