Maybe next year I'll try forcing rhubarb to get an earlier crop but I shouldn't have to wait that much longer!
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Your rhubarb is looking great! I can't wait for the snow to leave and to see the rhubarb shoots poking up. I love the look of the leaves as they unfurl. The colour is undescribably beautiful.
I have enjoyed reading your blog.
Posted by: Kate | March 20, 2007 at 06:13 PM