The risks of waiting too long to harvest garden vegetables
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From strong eaters, legumes, earthworms and the farmer's garden as a model: natural gardener Iris Sparwasser knows how to grow radishes and pumpkins. And why a high bed is not the first choice.
Those who harvest tomatoes should pay more attention than just the degree of maturity – even time of day, temperature and care play an important role.
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A partially ripe tomato appears on a plant on Long Island, N.Y., on July 21, 2024. (Jessica Damiano via AP)Ripe green beans appear on a vine on Long Island, N.Y. on June 3, 2024. (Jessica Damiano via AP) We sowed. We planted. We watered, watched and waited. And now, beanstalks are reaching for the heavens, tomatoes are getting plump and zucchini are seemingly doubling in size overnight. Timing their harvests is a balancing act, and in many cases…
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