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The transition from summer to fall can feel like a new beginning in the garden. It's the time to remove spent plants, to tend new fall plantings, and maybe even to put some beds to rest for the year.

Fall is also the perfect time to start taking stock of the 2023 growing season. What changes will you make in your garden plan for next year?

And speaking of change, we've got some exciting changes @Planter to share with you!

What's Growing On?

Meet the Planter Team!

The Planter Team has been growing like a radish in springtime (i.e., quickly) over the last several weeks- and we'd like to introduce ourselves!

Click on our photos to learn more about us and what each of us does @Planter!

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PETER

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ERIN

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JESSALYN

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FRANCIS

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WREN

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MILAN

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ELISHA

New Social Media Look-and-Feel

Milan and Wren have teamed up to bring an updated vibe to the Planter socials!

Check us out on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, and drop us a comment to let us know how you're liking the changes!

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Comment On Our Blogs!

We've added a new comments section at the end of every Planter blog post! Let us know your thoughts and share your own gardening tips and tricks with the Planter community!

Note: Blog comments are moderated- comments appear once they have been approved.

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Growing Guide Highlights

Brown paper seed packets with seeds coming out onto soil and the text 'seed saving 101'

Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to save seeds from your plants, instead of buying new seeds every year? With a bit of knowledge you can absolutely save seeds to grow next year! While seed saving can be a complex topic, don’t let that deter you from attempting to save seeds to use in your own garden!

Read: Seed Saving 101

A bright sunlit grassy field with trees

The first entry in our Southern Hemisphere series! From finger limes to blueberry ash trees, let’s explore six varieties of small native Australian trees that can provide fruit for your garden!

Read: Australian Native Trees

A collage of plant images with the text 'what can I plant in early fall?'

As fall approaches it can feel like planting the garden was all but a distant memory. But with the cooler temps comes a whole new potential garden season!

Read: Planting in Early Fall

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