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Not sure that the cold weather hurt the rhubarb last night, maybe more the lack of snow and moisture all winter. But my plant is huge this year and I watered it a lot early spring and late winter. Twice as big as last year.
 
I water periodically throughout the winter so I know it wasn't a lack of water (I'm the only one that has green grass because of this
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). In previous years the rhubarb plants were huge. I also have an apple tree that didn't bloom so I think, at least in my case, it is weather related.
 
I had a few blossoms on my apple tree this year, saw some small fruits and now... nothing!
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Last year it was the squirrels getting the small apples before they were ripe, for just a couple nibbles and they were dropped.
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Was hoping for apples this year since I have a dog that doesn't tolerate intruders (esp. squirrels) oh well fingers crossed for next year.
 
your welcome, I am going to have a hard time parting with any of these as they are so cute!
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Thanks for the reply, but I'm looking for buffs. Love the pictures though.
 
Hi there. Just saw your post. I'm in NE Parker. Have you gotten your chicken adventures yet? I'm not an expert, but if I can help, let me know. -Jennifer

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