Rhubarb is a popular plant for Britons to grow in domestic gardens. With the right care, it should produce masses of delicious stalks every year. While only the stalks are edible, as the green ...

If you know where you will be planting rhubarb ahead of time, work aged manure and compost into the soil in the autumn before ...

Rhubarb is an easy-to-grow and delicious crop. Whether you grow it for pies, jams, or crumbles, the tangy stalks can reliably ...

We recommend that you grow rhubarb from one-year-old plants ... the divided plants and place the crown in the hole with its roots facing downwards. The top of the crown should be 2.5cm (1in ...

However, to allow the rhubarb plants to establish a strong root system and properly settle in, gardeners should not harvest in the first season after planting. The first year is important for the ...

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By BROOKE KNICK, Natural Resources Conservation Soil Conservation Technician The other day, a lady was proud to show me her patch of wild rhubarb that just popped up this year. However, after I ...

Those with rhubarb in their garden are being warned to not harvest in the first season after planting. Most rhubarb varieties can be harvested from late April or May and will continue to flourish ...

Most rhubarb varieties can be harvested from late April or May and will continue to thrive throughout the summer. However, to allow the plants to establish a robust root system and properly settle ...

Most rhubarb varieties can be harvested from late April or May and will continue to thrive throughout the summer. However, to allow the plants to establish a robust root system and properly settle ...