forced rhubarb.
They get exposed in summer to recover and then we'll give them two years off after forcing (we have four) so not too cruel.That's cruel; looks good though. Our 2 plants are tiny but my wife did move them last year. Isn't/wasn't there a triangle of territory neat Pontefract where 1000s of acres are grown and forced or have I got the wrong crop?
As a kid I remember visiting one of my parents' friends in Morley, West Yorkshire, who owned a rhubarb farm. In the forcing sheds, long and low, you could hear the cracking and rustling of the rhubarb growing.They get exposed in summer to recover and then we'll give them two years off after forcing (we have four) so not too cruel.
The Rhubarb Triangle:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhubarb_Triangle
Avoid grapefuit if you're on these common medications
https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/medicines/does-grapefruit-affect-my-medicine/
I thought a little bit was ok, i have one slice of pink grapefruit most days with Amlodipine and Atorvastatin.
Thanks for posting this. I never drink juice but quite miss peeling and scoffing the occasional fresh grapefruit but always avoided them, even the fruit salad bowl in the hotel breakfast, because I started my statin journey on simvastatin but have been on atorvastatin for 10 years now so I’ll dive right in.
Who's successful at growing carrots?
What's your secret?
Year after year I get some proper decent ones and the rest are either stubby; or have split etc
Really would like to get a good crop this year!
Who's successful at growing carrots?
Carrots are among the most sprayed of the commercial crops.
we do put in a row of those boutiquey mixed colour jobs
These foods contained traces of a total of 122 different pesticides.