Write a short description of why leafy greens (specifically lettuce, spinach, and arugula) grow well with tomatoes and how to practice succession planting for a continuous harvest. 
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Write a short description of why leafy greens (specifically lettuce, spinach, and arugula) grow well with tomatoes and how to practice succession planting for a continuous harvest. 
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Leafy green veggies like lettuce, arugula, and spinach serve as living mulch when grown between taller plants like tomatoes. They grow best with cooler temperatures and filtered sunlight, and the tomato plants shelter them from the intense summer heat and sunshine. In return, the low-growing leafy greens minimize weed growth and protect the soil, keeping it from drying out too quickly.

Practice succession planting for a continuous harvest of tasty salad greens throughout the growing season. Plant a second round of seeds two or three weeks before your first crop is spent. That way, the mature plants shelter the new seedlings as they emerge. When the seedlings are about three inches tall and have at least six leaves, carefully pull out the old plants so the fresh crop can grow.
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Write a short description of why leafy greens (specifically lettuce, spinach, and arugula) grow well with tomatoes and how to practice succession planting for a continuous harvest. </s>
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Leafy green veggies like lettuce, arugula, and spinach serve as living mulch when grown between taller plants like tomatoes. They grow best with cooler temperatures and filtered sunlight, and the tomato plants shelter them from the intense summer heat and sunshine. In return, the low-growing leafy greens minimize weed growth and protect the soil, keeping it from drying out too quickly.

Practice succession planting for a continuous harvest of tasty salad greens throughout the growing season. Plant a second round of seeds two or three weeks before your first crop is spent. That way, the mature plants shelter the new seedlings as they emerge. When the seedlings are about three inches tall and have at least six leaves, carefully pull out the old plants so the fresh crop can grow.</s>
