MAKE A DATE IN YOUR DIARY
AN EVENING NOT TO BE MISSED
2012 ANNUAL LECTURE
John Smiles
‘Revealing What Goes on Behind Closed Doors in the Rhubarb Triangle’
John has worked in the ‘triangle’ for all his life and nobody is better qualified to tell us all about this intriguing early vegetable.His talk will be informative and spiced throughout with humour.
Rhubarb themed refreshments will be available on the night.
TO BE HELD ON MONDAY 12th MARCH 2012 7.30 p.m.
EVERGREEN HALL, CORNHILL,
ALLESTREE, DE22 2FT
TICKETS £5
CONTACT: Peter Cooke for Tickets (01332 553429)
www.derbyshirehortassoc.co.uk
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2 comments:
Simond. i have always been under the impression that after your rhubarb has been growing for more than 3 years it is advisable to dig up in the autum and cut of the woody parts of the root and then split in half and also let the frost get at them before you replant.What info do you have.
I'll let you know after the talk Geoffo. However a few years ago I split what I thought was an old crown.....ended up killing it!
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