Rhubarb is a cool-season garden vegetable that, once established, can produce a crop for up to 15 years, making it a ...

Experts at B&Q offer their top tips for anyone wanting to grow rhubarb and apples in their garden, which include: Force ...

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 ...

To do this, you'll need a terracotta forcing pot. These bell-shaped pots are designed to cover the rhubarb plant, limiting photosynthesis and encouraging early growth for harvest in late winter.

Rhubarb is a firm favourite amongst British gardeners to grow in their gardens. The popular plant produces an abundance of succulent stalks every year if properly tended. Whilst its green leaves ...

Eden Project's garden manager, Julie Kendall, said: "If you like your rhubarb sweet and tender, now is the time to try forcing it by covering the crowns." This process, aptly coined 'forcing', ...

As part of Country Living's Plot to Plate series, we’ll hear from Raymond Blanc and the team at Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, on how to grow, prune and harvest the season’s very best produce and ensure ...

While one must avoid the toxic green leaves, the plant's striking pinky red edible stalks are a delightful spectacle as they flourish. In the UK, rhubarb season spans from April to September ...

Plant these in the spring. Takes 13 days to mature. Rhubarb Seeds are a seed that, when planted and grown during Spring, produces Rhubarb after 13 days.

Rhubarb is a firm favourite amongst British gardeners to grow in their gardens. The popular plant produces an abundance of succulent stalks every year if properly tended. Whilst its green leaves are ...