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Rhubarb (Rheum rhaponticum)
Stalks make delicious pies, sauce and jam!
We propagate our rhubarb
from divisions which are made by dividing a crown with a knife.
How To Store Divisions Upon Arrival:
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Same as peonies and other
bulbs. Cool dry place. Do not moisten roots. Put dry sawdust
in bin. Plants have short shelf life. |
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What Type Of Soil:
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Will grow in acid, alkaline,
sandy, clay or any type of black soil. If potting, use any
type of potting soil. |
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How To Plant:
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Dig a hole as deep as the division.
Place division in the hole with buds facing up. Buds should be 1"
below ground level. If fall planted, put a mound of soil about 6" to
8" on top of division. This will keep the plant from heaving out in
the spring. Plant 2 feet apart. |
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When To Plant:
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Fall (October preferably). Can
also be planted in spring, but some plants may die if planted
in late spring. Rhubarb is a cool weather growing plant. |
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Where To Plant:
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On edge of vegetable garden,
in foundation plantings, border plantings. Will only grow 24"
tall the second year. |
Rhubarb
(Rheum
rhaponticum)
| VALENTINE
(SOLD OUT)
- Large Red |
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CANADA RED
(SOLD OUT) - Small Red |
| McDONALD
(SOLD OUT)
- Very Large, Light Red |
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| Price Per Plant: |
Per 10 |
Per 25 |
| No. 1 Divisions |
$ 3.00 |
$ 2.80 |
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