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Bombarded with Squash? Fight Back with Chocolate Zucchini Cake

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Kathryn Barker

Q. It’s summer time; so how can you tell if a Reddingite has no friends? A. She’s in the store buying zucchini. Tee hee. Really, though, it’s not a laughing matter if your neighbors and friends are gardeners and their… Continue Reading →

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Had Enough Heat? Savor Zucchini’s Salad Days

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Andrea Charroin

There is no question that summer in the North State is here! While we wilt in the heat, we can bask in the glory of our incredible summer growing season. Visit our local farmers markets and you will certainly feel… Continue Reading →

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