* The rhubarb is ready to produce shoots. * Force it up, by creating a dark environment. * Cover it with a chimneypot, dustbin, or straw.
straw covering rhubarb
forced rhubarb has long, tender, light coloured shoots
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[...] * stop pulling stalks after July, to allow the leaves to feed the root * do not force each crown more than once every two years * provide an open, sunny site in the vegetable [...]
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[...] * forcing rhubarb [...]
Pingback by Rhubarb in the Vegetable Garden « Top Veg — February 22, 2009 @ 1:57 pm
[...] * stop pulling stalks after July, to allow the leaves to feed the root * do not force each crown more than once every two years * provide an open, sunny site in the vegetable [...]
Pingback by Flowering Rhubarb « Top Veg — March 22, 2009 @ 6:25 am
[...] forcing rhubarb [...]
Pingback by Rhubarb « Top Veg — April 16, 2009 @ 6:55 am