Rhubarb is a firm favourite in the kitchen, with a range of sweet and savoury dishes that can be made with the versatile ...

Tart and delicious, rhubarb is perfect to grow at home. However, the vegetable will benefit from one key addition to the soil ...

To maintain established rhubarb plants yearly, only fertilize with nitrogen (N). Apply N applications in the spring and again when active growth occurs. Side-dress 2 pounds of N and 2-3 inches of ...

Rhubarb plants are loved for their tart flavour and are a great addition to any gardener's garden, but they do require a large amount of nutrients from the soil to grow ...

To maintain established rhubarb plants yearly, only fertilize with nitrogen (N). Apply N applications in the spring and again when active growth occurs. Side-dress 2 pounds of N and 2-3 inches of ...

Give rhubarb plants a nitrogen-rich fertilizer in spring and a phosphorus-rich fertilizer in fall for healthy development. You can harvest the odd few stems in the second year, but it is better to ...

Rhubarb is straightforward to grow. It requires full sun and grows to be 2 to 4 feet tall with large leaves. As it does need ...

Rhubarb needs full sun with fertile, moist, well-drained soil. Find an isolated spot where roots won't be disturbed, where they have room to spread. You can plant in spring or fall.

Gardening experts say that this can reduce the risk of infestations and keep the rhubarb plant healthier for longer.

Lifestyle; Gardening; Food; Gardeners with rhubarb told to do one key thing now or risk 'major problems' Rhubarb plants can be grown in pots for those who don't have space in the soil as long as ...