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Everything you wanted to know about Rhubarb

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Post: # 1774Post Wombat »

Boy Rhyddid, you certainly weren't kidding................and I was afraid to ask. :mrgreen:

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am i too late to know everything about rhubarb??
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Well, it was posted on 1st April........ :lol:
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Alas, I think You might be. Rhyddid left the forum a while ago, and took all his posts with him. Not too sure what that was all about, and it was a pity, because most of them were interesting and informative.
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Post: # 7674Post FluffyMuppet »

Has anybody tried growing rhubarb from seed? I have just bought a packet to try next spring. Hubby likes rhubarb and according to Grow Your Own magazine it will grow in a large tub, so I thought I would try it. I appreciate it's going to take a couple of years to get to edible size.
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