Rhubarb Varieties

Rhubarb - We love rhubarb, well our teenagers aren'trhubarb plant to have if you have a small garden! But if
that fond of it but we are! We've planted 5 plants -you have the room in your garden it's well worth
way to many but the neighbours like it as well!growing as it's beautiful.
It's possible to grow rhubarb from seed, but thePrince Albert: - If you love you rhubarb so much then
downside is that it's quite difficult to grow from seed.this early cropping rhubarb is for you.
That's why the majority of people buy a rhubarb plant.Stockbridge Arrow: - This is the rhubarb that I grow.
So much easier and you get to eat it quicker.Provides you with beautiful red/pink stems to eat over
There are many different Rhubarb varieties to choosea long season - it just keeps cropping. This is a great
from nowadays. And here are some of my favourites:variety and won't give you any trouble.
Ace of Hearts: - A rhubarb variety that is suited to theTimperley early: - Another variety that I grow. This
smaller garden. This variety is also used for ornamentalrhubarb has lovely flavour, is a early cropper and is
purposes, because it has beautiful red & purplegood for forcing.
heart shaped leaves and pink flower spikes.Victoria: - This is a classic favourite for the allotment
Champagne: - This variety has beautiful pink tingedgardener. It's very easy to grow and it's non stringy.
stems and is sweet tasting.Victoria rhubarb can be forced.
Fultons Strawberry Surprise: - Very fast growingThere are many more varieties. But here are some of
rhubarb stems are a beautiful red colour.the classic rhubarb varieties and the ones that are
Mammoth Red: - You can guess from the name thatmostly available from the garden centres.
it's a big rhubarb and can grow up to 5ft high. Not a