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Busy Garden Day

Yesterday was so nice outside, I decided to do quite a bit with some of our garden stuff! We dug most of our potatoes (red, white, and yellow), I found more beautiful zucchini hiding under giant leaves, picked a few cucumbers, and I cut down most of the dill. The dill I am really excited about - I've never grown dill and I'm always having to hunt some down when I'm ready to make pickles. This year, I will have plenty. The problem is, I don't have very many cucumbers. That dill may be frozen for years and years!
Lots and lots of dill!

Here are our potatoes, cucumbers, yellow squash, and zucchini

Let the zucchini baking begin! These muffins are my Grandma Epp's recipe - Caiden especially loves them! (sorry it's sideways)

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  1. GrammyJune 29, 2011 at 6:00 PM

    Looks yummy! Vanessa and I checked our garden last night and didn't find anything to eat - except that she took home a cabbage and there basil for whomever would like some.

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