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Growing rhubarb?

6 years ago

Is anyone growing rhubarb? I'm right at the border of Santa Clara & San Mateo Counties . I'd be interested to hear how it's worked out for others in this area or others: good yield? growing in full sun, partial sun, shade? variety? other comments?

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