Reimagined Roots

Time to begin harvesting (if you haven't already)!

- Harvest your herbs. Cutting herbs somewhat aggressively can trigger nice, bushy regrowth. I usually cut things like lemon balm and basil in half and save them for drying or freezing to make the abundance last.

By the way, anyone need any catnip? We have far too much.

- Harvest your garlic soon. Have your garlic leaves begun to yellow and die back? When this happens, it's time to harvest and dry your garlic bulbs!

- Succession sow your bolted greens. I'm assuming that a few weeks ago your arugula and spinach began flowering. Well, if you've let it ride, now is a great time to pop in some zucchini, bush beans, and cucumbers, if you fear you may not have enough already going. My vote is bush beans because they're also great for your soil health!

Want to learn more about how to harvest? Check out our upcoming classes!
Happy harvesting, pals. 😊

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