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How to Grow Rhubarb

Allow the newly planted rhubarb at least one growing season before starting to take a crop.

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An Edible Landscape

As a homeowner in a neighborhood that seems to be obsessed with lawn care, I find that my lawn is actually shrinking. I’m not selling off acreage, nor am I letting bits run wild. Well, not really. Instead of grass, which the voles will simply dig up in the spring, and I can’t bring myself to poison or trap them, I am planting perennial edibles of various sorts that hold the soil in place, look lovely, attract all manner of wildlife and help feed my small family. I do very little after planting other than harvest, a little watering and a little pruning in the Spring.

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Strawberries for Dessert

The common variety belonging to the family “Rosaceae”, this flavorful fruit is the basis of so many delightful desserts, preserves, toppings, and confections. This has to be everybody’s favorite fruit; so many ways to enjoy them too. The sweet delectable strawberry is the very essence of summer.

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What is Rhubarb

The rhubarb plant is very hearty and grows well in northern and southern climates.

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A Most Astounding Rhubarb Jelly

Learn a little about this astounding plant, and see how easy it is to make rhubarb-lime jelly.

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Grow Your Own Rhubarb

Rhubarb makes many great desserts – And it is easy to grow.