my first 2009 harvest

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  1. misterroy

    misterroy Gardener

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    first rhubarb crumble of the year
     
  2. Penny in Ontario

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    :D:D:D Yummy looking rhubarb :gnthb::gnthb::D
     
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    I'll bring the custard :)
     
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    Wait for me iv'e got the crumble mix
    SUPERB
     
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    :gnthb::gnthb: Sounds like dessert
     
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    sorted... whos got the ice cream?
     
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    and I've got an appetite :)
     
  10. oktarine

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    Cant believe no-one mentioned ginger - its great with rhubarb crumble !
     
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    That's a brilliant early crop :gnthb:. Do you force it?
     
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    Now that's impressive for early March!
     
  13. misterroy

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    not forced, grown outside with some mesh over the top to stop the gales blowing it to bits. The buds of new life could be seen before the new year. Its Timperly Early, bought of ebay this is its third season with me. The roots looked like broken up crown bits when I got them, they were good value I think they were a pound each, there is around 20-30 of them.
     
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