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Welcome to Magnolia Gardens

July 1, 2026

Here is a list of crops already picked since I started the outdoor garden in early April:

10 heads

Lettuce

3 quarts

Strawberries

10 lbs

Broccoli

30 lbs

Cabbage

5 lbs

Collards (Greens)

3 lbs

Peas

1 lb

Blueberries

30 lbs

Potatoes

10 lbs

Tomatoes

6 lbs

Onions

3 lbs

Zucchini

2 lbs

Pickles

1 lb

Cucumbers
Magnolia Gardens Produce as of July 1, 2026
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A five minute harvest produces dinner

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Early tomatoes turning red

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Determinate tomatoes getting large

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Indeterminate tomatoes

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Amish and Celebrity tomatoes closer up

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Yukon Gold and Norland Red prior to harvest

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4 zucchini plants exploding

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Pickles and Cucumbers

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Peppers

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End of cabbage, onions continue on

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Pizza and Whole wheat bread

July begins with a bang or more like a hot furnace, as temperatures have shot up into the high 90’s and will continue doing so for the next 5-6 days. I will be keeping a close eye on the veggie garden, making sure the plants get enough water until this heat wave subsides by early next week.

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My Walking History

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Walking Log
I started keeping track of my daily walking miles since May 2, 2021. The spreadsheet provides a list of the miles by week, month and year.

Daily Updates:
07-04-2026

Weather in Magnolia, Delaware

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John B. Lindale house, “peach baron” of Magnolia, Delaware. The farmhouse is of a Victorian design built in 1886. Magnolia is called the “Center of the Universe”.

MAGNOLIA WEATHER