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1 week harvest

Oct 09, 2011

We took a road trip to California last week and came home to a garden full of produce. Its sort of amazing to see how much a garden will grow if left untouched for a week. This photo does not even include greens and root vegetables that we now have lots of. Its going to be a tasty week.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR, johannagreen

I am a back yard gardener. Our small plot produces food for our family of 3, plus friends. I'm interested in sharing what I've learned so far in 5 years of gardening and learning what...

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