Kitchen Garden

RHUBARB- to force or not to force

If this was a post from when I first took over my London plot, this is how the entry would read: took on a plot with rhubarb growing at one end of the plot, family took one look and in near unison asked if it could be removed – we all hated ready-made rhubarb desserts at

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