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On the first day of spring 2009 the sun was shining and the there was not a cloud in the sky.
In my garden the rhubarb has made its annual appearance
and the polyanthus are in full flower
the rhubarb looks delicious...
BO (my grandfather) grew it at the bottom of his garden.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm tasty 
 | SeasideMan pro 21/03/09 @ 16:14 |
Blimey, that rhubarb looks good!
Tom.
 | isadora101 [Member] 21/03/09 @ 16:50 |
This little crop of rhubarb was there when we moved into this house 25 years ago. It appears fit and healthy every year protected by the low wall behind it 
Really healthy looking rhubarb! Is it the Yorkshire kind?
Those poly's a are great!
| isadora101 [Member] 21/03/09 @ 17:27 |
Healthy equates to Yorkshire?...hardy maybe 
The roots of this rhubarb were planted at least 30 years ago so I reckon they must be Yorkshire by now
You've given me an idea for a post 
Hardy and Healthy! Delicious with home-made custard!
 | la_spice [Member] 21/03/09 @ 19:16 |
I'll grab my spoon
Let's make more than enough custard!
| isadora101 [Member] 21/03/09 @ 21:29 |
You'd better make a bucketful then seeing as we all like it with custard...no lumps though please
Now you sound like the real Yorkshire Lass! Aye!
 | prashantbhatt [Member] 21/03/09 @ 17:20 |
very nice and inviting
| isadora101 [Member] 21/03/09 @ 17:25 |
It has been a lovely first day of spring here in the north of England with all the buds and plants in the garden forcing through
 | MarikaSunSeeker [Member] 22/03/09 @ 01:05 |
The Rhubarb does look really healthy, no slugs or caterpillars munching the leaves yet!
 | joebangles [Member] 23/03/09 @ 15:43 |
The colour green in both pics looks so fresh and the polyanthus flowers are lovely, such a reliable plant for the Spring.
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