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Sunday, December 25, 2016
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2017 Garden Harvest
- "Abundant Bloomsdale" Spinach - 1.4 oz.
- "Gazelle" Spinach - 7.0 oz
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- From the Cooks Garden - Ellen Ecker Ogden
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- Serving Up the Harvest - Andrea Chesman
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