The grandma rabbit must have a long patience. The gardener must wait at least two years before harvesting rhubarb. Three years to ideally establish. It is a LONG wait if Charley hasn’t planted it yet in the garden!.
And rabbits, please do eat the rhubarb leaves, that they are poisonous is just a rumor. Not.
The best way to grow rhubarb is to cut the bottom out of a plastic garbage can an put it over the rhubarb. The can causes the rhubarb to grow much longer, tenderer, and milder than if let grow in the open.
The first pie I ever made was rhubarb. It was for my sister and my father in 1966. I went to slide it on the breadboard (the old kind that pulled out of the counter) and it slid a few more inches right into the trash can! Never made one again.
I deal with the same thing as a seamstress. I have a large collection of fabric of a wide variety of prints and varying types, more patterns than I know what to do with yet people expect me to go and buy something they want, they are so demanding and fabric stores are going the way of the dinosaur.
ronaldspence 9 months ago
He has a soft spot for Grandmas…
Dirty Dragon 9 months ago
Well done, Charley – there’s no sense getting into a big argument over rhubarb.
Good morning, crew!
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 9 months ago
Thank you, I love Rhubarb.
Firebat 9 months ago
First Nate and now Charley showing their soft sides.
Nighthawks Premium Member 9 months ago
how else can you make rhubarb pie?
dcdete. 9 months ago
The grandma rabbit must have a long patience. The gardener must wait at least two years before harvesting rhubarb. Three years to ideally establish. It is a LONG wait if Charley hasn’t planted it yet in the garden!.
And rabbits, please do eat the rhubarb leaves, that they are poisonous is just a rumor. Not.
judirapelje 9 months ago
Like Charlie has a choice!!
preacherman Premium Member 9 months ago
I’ve never grown rhubarb. I grew turnips for the roots once, but without much success.
William Bednar Premium Member 9 months ago
Better grow some strawberries as well. Will make some good pies!
newyorkslim 9 months ago
Second panel is masterful.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member 9 months ago
Good morning Crew!
guy42 9 months ago
The best way to grow rhubarb is to cut the bottom out of a plastic garbage can an put it over the rhubarb. The can causes the rhubarb to grow much longer, tenderer, and milder than if let grow in the open.
djsabo 9 months ago
I love Rhubarb pie. Thank God I can grow my own rhubarb.
Queen of America 9 months ago
The first pie I ever made was rhubarb. It was for my sister and my father in 1966. I went to slide it on the breadboard (the old kind that pulled out of the counter) and it slid a few more inches right into the trash can! Never made one again.
Medtech4 9 months ago
I love how kind all the humans are to the animals. If only our pets could talk like them!
mousefumanchu Premium Member 9 months ago
Cook it down, add some sugar and it’s not bad on toast.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 9 months ago
I deal with the same thing as a seamstress. I have a large collection of fabric of a wide variety of prints and varying types, more patterns than I know what to do with yet people expect me to go and buy something they want, they are so demanding and fabric stores are going the way of the dinosaur.
rlaker22j 9 months ago
what are you arguing about its pie isn’t it
dogday Premium Member 9 months ago
Don’t like bullies when they’re bunny rabbits (or possibly pookahs.)
gopher gofer 8 months ago
we grew rhubarb for a while. trouble is, neither of us likes rhubarb… ☺
rgcviper 8 months ago
Maybe he could grow two batches of rhubarb—one for the grandma rabbit and one for himself? Just thinkin’ into my keyboard …
Good Evening, Crew.
Shikamoo Premium Member 8 months ago
Charlie is sweet to the Grands.
Good night, Crew!