(FredNote: AI had a hand in creating this written summary. I took out the stilted parts and made it sound better to the eye…if that makes sense.)In this final episode, I provide an update on the transition from the Garden Basics podcast to the new Beyond the Garden Basics newsletter and podcast. With the conclusion of the 412 episodes of Garden Basics, we've shifted our format to better serve your gardening curiosity and needs through a more expansive platform. The new format allows for integration of multimedia resources via our newsletter, found at <a href='http://gardenbasics.substack.com'>gardenbasics.substack.com</a>, further enhancing your gardening experience.The motivation behind this change is clear: by employing a newsletter alongside our podcast, I can deliver more comprehensive content. Listeners will now have access to links and resources that dive deeper into the topics we discuss, as well as the benefit of a transcript for those who wish to explore our discussions in writing (the eye and the brain are faster than the ear, so to speak.) In essence, the newsletter acts as a complementary tool to the podcast, providing an enriched educational format that appeals to both auditory and visual learners. Even as we embrace this new direction, the original podcast remains accessible on platforms such as our home page <a href='http://GardenBasics.net'>GardenBasics.net</a> as well as <a href='https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-garden-basics-podcast/id1700005831'>Apple Podcasts</a> under the new title, Beyond the Garden Basics. Importantly, the podcast will be free of advertising, further reflecting our commitment to providing value to you, the listener (and I don’t have to hassle with flaky advertisers). This initiative is firmly supported by our community of listeners, with paid subscribers gaining exclusive access to the full range of podcasts and newsletters we've curated—over 240 pieces of content available to enrich your gardening knowledge. This paid version allows us to maintain high-quality, engaging content without the distractions of commercial advertisements. I encourage you to consider becoming a paid subscriber, as the reasonable subscription rates are designed to broaden access to beneficial gardening insights while supporting the continued operation of the newsletter. But, hey, free subscribers are welcome, too. After all, it’s just gardening, which is our happy place. I also reiterate the availability of all previously aired Garden Basics episodes, which will remain hosted at <a href='http://gardenbasics.net'>gardenbasics.net</a>. I highly recommend downloading any of the old episodes that interest you before they potentially disappear, ensuring that you have access to that valuable content as we move forward with our new format and location. Join me in exploring the Beyond the Garden Basics newsletter and podcast, where not only will you find continued conversations about gardening, but also additional resources that will leave you feeling more informed in your gardening endeavors. Be sure to subscribe at <a href='http://gardenbasics.substack.com'>gardenbasics.substack.com</a> and stay connected with our evolving community of smiling people with constant dirt under their fingernails. Thank you for your continued support, as we embark on this new adventure together.Thank you for listening, subscribing and commenting on the <a href='https://gardenbasics.net/'>Garden Basics with Farmer Fred podcast</a> and the <a href='https://gardenbasics.substack.com'>Beyond the Garden Basics Newsletter</a>.

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