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I have had to put 10 rhubarb crowns into the skip (revamping drive to make life easier) as nobody wanted them, I even put them on the local recycle site, but after 4 weeks I got no interest, and, as they were beside the old drive, they had to go, so that means no more rhubarb crumble from the garden, just as well we have a good local greengrocer..
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How sad that nobody wanted them, Buffs.
If I'd lived nearer I would have given them a home in the Rhubarbery. You can never have too much rhubarb.
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Shame you are so far.Did you try all called ShpockComment
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I can't grow rhubub in my sandy soil sadlyComment
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I have to say I'd have been tempted to put them elsewhere. Rhubarb is surely ideal for a bit of guerilla gardening, pop them in some forgotten place, free rhubarb for folk in the area.Comment
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That's so ironic, i obtain my rhubarb from a skip last yearsigpicComment
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That's odd with Freecycle you usually have lots of members after garden stuff.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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My soil has a high proportion of sand.Originally posted by burnie View Post
Most rhubarb haven't been happy and have eventually withered and died but Timperley Early does very well for me..Comment
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