Rhubarb is an ideal edible plant for the central Ohio home gardener, and another example of the few vegetable plants which are perennial, meaning that they regrow year after year after initial ...

per acre, while an exceptional yield is about 18 tons (36,000 lbs.) per acre. Once established, rhubarb plantings remain productive for 8 to 15 years. Rhubarb is tolerant of most soil types but grows ...

Rhubarb will grow and flourish in most soils, but grows best in fertile, loamy, well-drained soil that has good organic matter content. Careful soil preparation will help rhubarb stay healthy and ...

Growing rhubarb is ideal for vegetable gardening for beginners (yes, it's considered a vegetable despite being used for desserts). And, as a hardy perennial, it will perform year ...

Choose the right variety for your patch, prepare the soil, then plant your rhubarb in late autumn to early winter. Keep in mind that many varieties grow to be very large plants, and require a lot ...

A rich, deep, cool, moisture-retentive but free-draining soil enriched with well-rotted manure and in full sun suits it best. For this reason, rhubarb was often traditionally planted close to a ...