Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to extend your gardening season
Learn about your garden's microclimate.
If this is your first year gardening in the space, walk around the area and pay attention to things that will impact growing conditions. Being aware of temperature, wind, and sunlight differences across your garden will help you choose plants that will thrive in different conditions.

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(1). Look at the plants you've started to identify and see if they produce enough water each season. Whatever species of plants you have, your garden should have enough water to grow and grow.
(2). Place your plants near a window where the open air gets most of the sunlight without blocking it out. Space them in rows that are far apart so you can also protect your plants from harm, such as birds, squirrels, and insects.
(3). Every time an insect strikes the spot, a plant gets another insect. Since nearby plants will cost you money, it will only be the plants you use to harvest them.
(4). To understand your microclimate, consider : How rainwater flows or settles across areas of your yard and how well-draining the soil is. If there are shelters, walls, or hedges that provide shade from above or trap heat by closing off the space.
(4).