Non-stop harvest: How to keep your garden producing year-round
Rhea Flores stands among the variety of vegetables and flowers filling her garden in Moses Lake.
A collection of basil plants glimmer in the sun in Rhea Flores’ garden in Moses Lake.
Rhea Flores looks at the butternut squash and tomatoes growing along the archways in her garden in Moses Lake.
Butternut squash hang down from the vines in the garden behind Rhea Flores’ home outside Moses Lake.
There might not be any better time for gardeners than harvest time. Finally seeing the results of a season’s labor paying off in a bounty of fruits and vegetables is a big reason to tend their crops each day.
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