Learning how to grow rhubarb is one of the easiest ways to get reliable harvests from the kitchen garden. As part of our Plot to Plate series for Country Living, Raymond Blanc and the gardening team ...

Rhubarb is a low-maintenance and reliable perennial plant ideal for any productive garden, as you can harvest stems for crumbles, pies, jams, cakes, and more, for many years. There are different ways ...

That rhubarb in your garden is ready so what’s the best way to harvest it? You might assume it’s fine to simply cut the stalks off. It’s not. Instead, learn to harvest rhubarb the right way. It’s easy ...

A rhubarb plant has begun to flower. - Tomas Vynikal/Getty Images Picking your own rhubarb (Rheum rhabarbarum) for jams, jellies, and pies is one of the best parts of a perennial spring garden.

Rhubarb is a popular choice for British gardens because it stays healthy without much maintenance, making it easy to grow and ...

If the rhubarb plants are vigorous, pulling a few stalks and preparing a dish for a special occasion shouldn’t be a problem. But harvesting should be a onetime event, not a frequent practice. There is ...

You can begin harvesting rhubarb after two years to allow the plant to become established and productive. Begin harvesting in the third year for a four-week period; after four years, you can extend ...

For me, rhubarb will forever be linked with baseball. Growing up in a small town in northwest Iowa, we had a backyard big enough to plot out a baseball field. It wasn’t regulation or anything. The ...