Prepare For A Flood Of Rhubarb!

Jonathan Crouse April 30, 2021 9:57 am Last Updated on March 9, 2026 12:57 am

I have Tomatoes UP!!!
Transplants are coming along inside as we get closer to the time when everything can stretch their roots outside in the garden. I can’t believe how dry things are and how much we need the rain that is falling out there. This report on water conditions from last month shows there are some places with drought conditions already, even in our province.

Canadian Drought Monitor

It seems there is definitely a shift in seasons with warm weather earlier and drier than usual conditions. Might be an earlier than normal planting year too. The garlic that I planted last fall is up and looking good, AND the rhubarb seems to have a good jump on things this year already. When it comes to rhubarb, we know that once it starts, lookout as it never seems to stop growing, haha.
In preparation for this abundance of tangy stocks, I thought I should share these recipes I found, just so you can have any ingredients needed on hand.