When & How to Harvest Spinach — 4 WAYS!

Learn when to pick both mature and baby spinach, 4 WAYS to harvest from the garden, which tools to use, and how to harvest spinach so it keeps growing.

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[dontbanmebrodontbanme]

This is the first year that I’ve grown spinach indoors to eat throughout the winter. I’m growing them in huge pots. This is just the info I needed.

[jwbnscacpt]

Great information, thank you! Also, great idea with shower door over raised bed! I would’ve never thought of that but I won’t forget about it.

[tmaffeo]

Thank you so much . we live in a condominium that has a balcony we started to grow spinach and had no idea how to pick 🌻🌻🌻

[hfamilytravels]

So happy to have found your channel. I am a total newbie to vegie growing but have found it really quite fun and rewarding. Your vids are super helpful when I don't have a clue what I'm doing!!

[kelliwhite]

This is my first time growing spinach. Thank you for the tips.

[Jkcreswell]

I watched your garden tour and absolutely fell in love with it! I grew spinach for the first time and it did amazing! I would love to be your neighbor! New subscriber! 🍇🥔🍆🍅🌱🌶

[pentadragon]

Wow, I never thought to use house hold scissors.Thanks!

[GaryAa]

very helpful for my first time in my raised bed

[pragatiabhyankar]

Very detailed information. Superb. Thank u.

[HomesteadHopeful]

Never thought of old shower doors. I'd love to see it!

[micah]

Great video, thanks :)
Wow I wish I had enough greens to need one of those roller contraptions!

[marlonw]

Serrated Japanese sickle is the way to go. 2nd choice serrated japanese gardening knife, which does everything.

[marshalyn]

In my country🇯🇲Jamaica we make them run on bamboo and just stand and pick the leaves for cooking.

[theeasternfront]

Well dang. I’ve waited to long to harvest. Its hot here and my spinach has bolted. Phewey!!

[kepog]

I'm so delighted to have found your videos. Thanks for posting and creating different ideas about gardening. I have subscribed and notifications are on. Keep it up and all the best 👍 👌

[shammamurphy]

I leaned so much! Thank you for the info. High mowing is my favorite seed company too!

[morganandrews]

Thank you!! This was so helpful for a newbie 🙏🏼

[justinschmale]

Very good information and video of what to do.

[bhalliwell]

This is fabulous, and *so* helpful! I've never consciously thought about harvesting spinach, eh? Just something to get done. Thank you most particularly for this video; I'm betting I can learn something new and very helpful from your one on coriander, which I'm going to be growing (or at least sowing!) this spring/autumn for the first time, ever.
About household scissors in the garden, Mel Bartholomew of Square Foot Gardening fame suggested getting as many pairs as you need from the dollar store and then stashing them where you'll be needing them, around the garden. I wouldn't do that where I live simply because it rains often enough to ruin the blades, but if the gardener had a way to protect them, they could be left out---I reckon. I do like the idea, though, of a pair of scissors dedicated to garden harvests, the way pruners are reserved for specific garden tasks, and cleaned between beds or crops so diseases or pests don't get passed around.
Thanks so much for this video! So clear, and so instructive! Wonderful!

[mariavaleriagiacaglia]

Thank you for this great video lesson!