Fall is the perfect time to do a little garden reset — clean up what needs cleaning, organize the things you've been ignoring all summer, make notes about what worked (and what absolutely did NOT), and do a little planning for spring.

A beautiful garden does not have to start with a cart full of new plants, tools, and décor. Some of the best outdoor spaces come from small choices: moving what you already own, starting plants from scraps, adding color in smart places, and making practical items look intentional.

I used to think the best small garden was the one with the most raised beds. If I could squeeze in seven, why settle for four?