- The lasting bright flavors of tomatoes, peppers, basil and onions that still flavor chili, soups and stews on cold November nights;
- The growth of "community" in our garden, as we get to know the faces and crops of our neighbors;
- The establishment of a Plotters' Council to provide oversight and feedback to the city on gardeners' concerns and suggestions;
- The support and voice we have been given by the City of Bloomington for planning our gardens' future seasons;
- A relationship with do.town and the personal commitment that Katie Meyer provided to us;
- The joy of gardening and the growing demand for community gardens in Bloomington, Richfield and Edina, that was so evident at the SHIP Workshop on 10/13. We're part of a movement!
Just as the earth is taking a rest now, I'll sign off on the blog until 2013.
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