Kitchen Garden

FLAVOURSOME FRUIT RHUBARB

This month, your humble fruit correspondent will, technically speaking, be treading on the toes of some of the many other experts that write for and talk about a vegetable for a change. Don't worry, I wouldn't dare tell you how to grow the perfect parsnip or give you my tips for a mammoth pumpkin – instead we're in the blurred no man's land between fruit and vegetables, where you can find tomatoes (a fruit, but treated as a vegetable) and today's topic, rhubarb (a vegetable that is treated as a fruit). First, we'll go over the essentials for growing, focusing on flavour. Then we'll look in depth at forcing techniques

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