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Magda

June 29, 2010August 11, 2010

We harvested our first squash last night, a variety called Magda.

I cut it into thin quarter-rounds, stir-fried it, and added lots of the pesto I made last week.  Tasty!

I harvested these dahlias (also a zinnia in there) this morning.  Thought I’d get them before the bugs could.

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