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8/1/11

Published by Rebecca on January 9, 2011

Monte and Georgie were in the garden, checking on things. Georgia was really excited, spotting new tomatoes, strawberries and zucchinis amongst the lush, fast growing crops. She also planted more carrots and beetroot.

I smiled when I spotted these little zucchinis. Better get my favorite recipes out… Chocolate zucchini cake, zucchini slice and pasta sauce, not to mention many other uses for this fantastic vege. Must be one of my favorites!

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