Peripheral
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Where is everybody? 
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Hi Peri 
Peripheral
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Hi onyx, Nice to see you, to see you NICE.Hi Peri
captain clutterbuck
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Bonjour Peri ,
J'ai acheté de la rhubarbe parce que j'ai tué la plante que j'avais dans le jardin
In other words I have been out buying rhubarb from the supermarket as I killed the plant I had in my garden . Just fancied some Rhubarb crumble and as there isn't even a leaf left in my garden had to buy it from my local Supermarket . Apparently I achieved the impossible , its is so so difficult to get rid of rhubarb from any garden but I managed it , never had green fingers . I can picture Percy Thrower shaking his head
I would probably be banned from Gardener's Question time as I don't have even the minimal skills to earn the right to ask a question .
J'ai acheté de la rhubarbe parce que j'ai tué la plante que j'avais dans le jardin
In other words I have been out buying rhubarb from the supermarket as I killed the plant I had in my garden . Just fancied some Rhubarb crumble and as there isn't even a leaf left in my garden had to buy it from my local Supermarket . Apparently I achieved the impossible , its is so so difficult to get rid of rhubarb from any garden but I managed it , never had green fingers . I can picture Percy Thrower shaking his head
I would probably be banned from Gardener's Question time as I don't have even the minimal skills to earn the right to ask a question .
ferret
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I had some of our home grown rhubarb today at work. Very nice it was too. I was asking my neighbour who gave me the original plant a few years ago what he puts on his. He replied that he likes to put a bucket of horse manure on it.... strange, I put a bit of sugar on mine!!
captain clutterbuck
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When you were kids assume you used to scrump apples maybe , we tried same thing with rhubarb by climbing into the gardens where we knew they grew it . One of us was designated , as part of our "mission" , to borrow a bag of sugar from their kitchen cupboard so we could dip the rhubarb in to sweeten it up . We were caught a few times and frog marched home by the irate home owner for the compulsory tongue lashing from our parents and worse for stealing the Rhubarb . The kid who had "borrowed " sugar of course got double bubble , Happy Days! 
I think that's why I love it so much now .
I think that's why I love it so much now .