Hi Lora,
Spinach can be harvested by cutting the outer leaves off periodically and allowing new ones to grow from the center. Spinach is an annual, so once it’s done producing leaves, you’ll want to pull up the stalks and toss them in the compost. Spinach can actually be planted for two crops a season in most areas—one in the spring, and one in late summer/early fall. When the days start to cool off a little, try planting new seeds for a fall harvest!
Hi Lora,
Spinach can be harvested by cutting the outer leaves off periodically and allowing new ones to grow from the center. Spinach is an annual, so once it’s done producing leaves, you’ll want to pull up the stalks and toss them in the compost. Spinach can actually be planted for two crops a season in most areas—one in the spring, and one in late summer/early fall. When the days start to cool off a little, try planting new seeds for a fall harvest!