some rhubarb
Rhubarb pie is "la tarte à la rhubarbe" in French.
Rene -Victor Pilhes has written: 'L' Hitlerien' 'La rhubarbe' 'La Rhubarbe' 'Le Christi' 'La Rhubarbe'
Yes France has blackberries. They are even used in Chambord liqueur.
De la viande means 'meat / some meat' in French.
"De la vie" is a French phrase that translates to "of life" in English.
"crème de la" means "cream of the", as in "crème de la crème" to mean the best of something. "crop" does not spell or sound like a French word.
'de la colle' means (some) glue in French.
"sors de la porte / pousse-toi de la porte"
Its French for Waterloo Station.
nous faisons de la natation : we are swimming (as a sport)
De la ronde is French for "of the round".
do you mean the 'bougie'? 'la nostalgie de la bougie' would translate as 'the nostalgia of the candle', but there is nothing idiomatic in French in it.