RHUBARB

Botanical Name: Rheum rhaponticum

Description

The perennial rhubarb is often referred to as the 'pie plant' due to its use in pies but it also lends itself to a wide range of muffins, biscuits, cakes, as well as fancier desserts. Versatile in savory dishes, rhubarb provides a piquant base for marinades and condiments to pair with roasted meats and poultry. It is a highly productive fruit that can be harvested within 6 months.

Rhubarb - Sydney Crimson

A delicious red stemmed variety that is excellent for pies, tarts and jams. Grows very well over a range of climates. The perennial rhubarb is often referred to as the pie plant due to its use in pies. It is a highly productive plant that can be harvested within 6 months. Requires rich well drained soil. Plant crowns in rich well drained soil with growing bud just above soil.

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	$7.90	0	Rhizome (Bare Root)	Medium	Seeking Propagation Material
	$12.90	17	Rhizome	Medium	*Spring Catalogue-Entire Order Sent in Oct/Nov this year

Rhubarb - Ever Red

True crimson red stems, produces all year round if well watered, especially spring and summer. Sweetest choice in rhubarb varieties.

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	$12.90	0	Rhizome (Bare Root)	Medium	In Production
	$12.90	0	Rhizome	Medium	Seeking Propagation Material

Rhubarb - Victoria

The perennial rhubarb is often referred to as the pie plant due to its use in pies. It is a highly productive plant that can be harvested within 6 months. Requires rich well drained soil.

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	$9.90	0	Rhizome (Bare Root)	Small	In Production

Rhubarb - Silvan Giant

A strong growing variety with thick red stalks produced in profusion through much of the year.� Delicious in pies and crumbles. A good variety for colder climates.

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	$12.90	0	Rhizome (Bare Root)	Medium	In Production

Plant Information or Specifications

Max Height (when in the ground with good conditions)

1-2m

Plants required to Pollinate

1 (Self Pollinating)
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Can it Handle Frosts?

Yes

Amount of leaves in Winter?

No Leaves (Deciduous)

Fruiting/Harvest Months

, February, March

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