Free Seed Project: Pruning and Harvesting How-to (Part 9)

The Free Seed Project Demonstration Garden Video Series shows you exactly how to grow your own food - from planting the seeds, to tending the garden, to harvesting the food!
This series is accessible for all, whether you have ever grown food before, or whether you have just a balcony to grow food on or a whole front yard! And we are using the exact seeds that you receive in your pack!
Plant your seeds right along with us and use this guide and video series as a reference for your gardening journey ahead.
The series is taught by Robin Greenfield and Elise Pickett from ‪@TheUrbanHarvest‬
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In this video, Robin and Elise share how to prune the plants in your garden and how to harvest them. You’ll learn how to prune and harvest the different plants to promote abundance and longevity, how to know when to harvest (days to maturity) as well as weeding.
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Greetings, thank you my friends

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Does the pruning advice also apply to thai basil? If so, that explains some of my problems; I always pick individual leaves.
I live in Santa Rosa, CA (zone 9B) and I have kale and tree collards that are 5 years old! I also have a chard patch that seems to have perennialized, but I'm not sure if it's the same plant or if it reseeded.
Great video! I learned a lot, even though I've been growing veggies 10 years.