Ice patterns forming on the surface of a puddle.
I dug up most of the rhubarb in the garden so that I can divide and relocate it. I did that last week. The ground was a muddy mess and I made a mess of the job. I didn't realize how deep the tubers had gone and ended up chopping through most of them with the shovel. But yesterday I noticed that a lot of the chunks have the beginnings of sprouts, so now I can see where to divide them and get them back into the ground today or tomorrow. I won't have usable rhubarb until next year or the year after, but that's ok.
Wow, Walt, that's a very cool photo! (no pun intended)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo! Unfortunately, rhubarb is one plant I cannot eat, I get violently sick if I do. You can have all of it. (smile)
ReplyDeleteRon
Beautiful photo. So crispy clear.
ReplyDeletePretty pattern :)
ReplyDeleteAt my place mornings are very cold but days are sunny and hot.. Spring definitely
ReplyDeleteFascinating photo
ReplyDeleteNever mind the rhubarb though.
judy, thanks! I was lucky.
ReplyDeleteron, I really like rhubarb, so I'm glad I don't have the same reaction!
jon, thanks! Sometimes it works.
martine, yes!
gosia, hot? Wow!
michael, another one! I didn't know that many people don't like rhubarb.
Walt,
ReplyDeleteI don't know why I had that reaction to rhubarb pie all those years ago but it was really bad. I thought I was going to die, that's how violent my body reacted to that deathly sweet rhubarb pie. I've never had a reaction like that since to any food.
Ron