One thing is doing well

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    Gave it a dressing of wood ash about a month ago. Thats pudding sorted:)
     
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      Nice! My crown has 3 leafs so it's got some way to go. I'll follow your tip, thanks.
       
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        Great Rhubarb Zigs - all you need now is the custard!
         
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          Think mine might be Timperley's Early or something like that Yvonne, planted it 3 years ago.
           
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          :biggrin: Got the custard, Tesco do it for 6p a packet:dbgrtmb:
           
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          :yikes: That's HUGE!
           
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            Been a while since i've heard that:):biggrin:;)
             
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                  It's looking good Zigs! :dbgrtmb: Rhubarb crumble's the way to go, with custard of course. :biggrin:
                   
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                  Don't think i've made a crumble, apart from a quick one involving Oats :sofa:
                   
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                    It's easy Zigs. Basic recipe.....4 ounces of self raising flour. 2 ounces of butter or marg. 3 ounces of granulated sugar. Rub it all together with your fingers. I make a huge one for Christmas every year with apples as my lot don't like Christmas pud, so the above is multiplied by five! Oh, and I reduce the sugar to 3 ounces as it's so sweet. :)
                     
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                      Blimey Zigs, looking good:blue thumb: Mine is struggling to get a move on:dunno:
                       
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                      I have a Timperley Early and it has never got that big! Wood ash, you say?

                      Congratulations on your show winner :dbgrtmb: First prize; you must have felt chuffed with that :ccheers:
                       
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                        It has to be Rhubarb crumble and custard or cream Ziggy ! :dbgrtmb:
                         
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