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https://gregalder.com/yardposts/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/A-midsummer-gardens-harvest.jpg1200907I bet you’re harvesting a lot from your garden here in midsummer. Let’s celebrate that, and let’s remember how we got here. Midsummer harvest First, what to celebrate? Here are some items we are harvesting in early August from our yard. For vegetables, there are tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers, butternut squash, basil, kale and chard, lettuce, […]