Sentences with phrase «own rhubarb plant»

My three rhubarb plants are doing fantastic and this compote is my project for today!

My mom has a huge rhubarb plant so I should be swimming in rhubarb soon.

I have one rhubarb plant that is super healthy and the other one, for some unknown reason, is looking pretty sickly.

Sally, for me, rhubarb is a mindtrip back to childhood in MI where my father insisted on a spring / summer garden that contained 3 things: several beefsteak tomato plants, a row of peonies, and a row of rhubarb plants growing on the border of the alley.

As if to underscore that point our very old yet vigorous rhubarb plant in the backyard is doing its normal late - January thing, bursting through its own mulch with hot pink nubs of new life.

Your post reminded me to walk through the grass, down to our barn, beside which lives a rhubarb plant alongside a field of purple forget - me - nots.

I have two enormous rhubarb plants in my yard that produce all summer long, and I'm always looking for ways to use it all up.

Will definitely try making these tartelettes, as I have a heirloom rhubarb plant in the garden begging to be harvested.

I really need to get a rhubarb plant (or two) so I can readily have my own on hand.

The rhubarb plants are coming up, bulbs are blooming and the lettuce and kale in my cold frame are going wild.

And just when I thought life couldn't get any better, I discovered that our backyard has a rhubarb plant that is practically the size of a small car.

Years ago when we lived in Minnesota, our next door neighbor Gene had several rhubarb plants.

I just bought a second rhubarb plant for the garden... hoping I'll one day get a big enough crop to actually bake something with it!!!

My rhubarb plants have gone absolutely crazy this year and the strawberries are gorgeous, so what else?

Since I was a little girl we've always had a massive rhubarb plant in our garden and my mum would bake lots of yummy rhubarb cakes.

I would love my own rhubarb plant..

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Ive planted rhubarb for the first time this year.

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It's really a seed, and the plant is a relative of rhubarb.

I planted some perennial herbs and rhubarb!

I'm reading the other comments, wishing I had planted rhubarb last year.

This plant is not a grass and isn't actually related to wheat but is instead more closely connected to the rhubarb family.

Some of you may be fortunate to have rhubarb growing in your garden, it's one of those plants that comes back year after year with no bother at all; just happy to be a part of your pies and goodies.

This may be due to rhubarb's antioxidant content — another win for plant power.

Rhubarb is a thick, celery - like plant with reddish stalks that can grow to be more than two feet long.

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We can use her nurtured plants to recreate her Strawberry Rhubarb Cobbler.

Buckwheat is not a grain, it's a seed of a plant, and the plant belongs to the same family as rhubarb and sorrel.

Like rhubarb, it is another great plant source of calcium.

Buckwheat is also incredibly nutritious, and is actually not a grain at all, but a fruit / berry of the buckwheat plant (related to rhubarb!).

Rhubarb is a productive plant.

In fact, one of rhubarb's nicknames is the «pie plant» because it is commonly used in pies and cobblers this time of year!

I really must plant some rhubarb.

Plants poisonous to children include rhubarb leaves, daffodil bulbs, tomato plants, mistletoe or Plants poisonous to children include rhubarb leaves, daffodil bulbs, tomato plants, mistletoe or plants, mistletoe or holly.

Buckwheat: This gluten - free seed comes from a plant that is a cousin of greens such as rhubarb or sorrel.

Rhubarb was considered a medicinal plant long before it became a «pie plant,» with good reason: It tackles inflammation, allergies, and bacteria, and it's full of antioxidants.

Often thought of as a grain related to wheat, buckwheat is actually the seed of a plant related to rhubarb, and is therefore gluten free.

If you had the foresight to plant bulbs and seeds last year, you should be in for a bounty of brilliant spring ingredients — rhubarb, new potatoes and spring greens are all ripe for the picking in April and May.

Unlike many plants, rhubarb thrives in cooler temperatures.

Rhubarb is an annual plant and should be treated with care.

Like rhubarb, it is another great plant source of calcium.

Although it is considered a cereal, buckwheat is actually an edible seed of a plant related to rhubarb, and is recommended as a gluten - free alternative in baked goods.

Rhubarb is a plant basically known for its beautiful red colored stalk.

Rhubarb reportedly reached Europe by way of China in the 14th century, and because of growing demand, was more expensive than other precious plants and spices like cinnamon and opium.

The edible portion is a seed from a plant related to greens like rhubarb and sorrel.

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