Rhubarb 'Canada Red' - Botanus

Choose 'Canada Red' if you like sweetness and colour. The stalks keep their bright red colour, even when cooked. They are so tender there is no need to peel them. Plants are hardy and suitable for our northern climates. Rhubarb might be a favourite pie plant, but it suffers from an identity crisis. It has been described as an "uncommon vegetable" that's used as a fruit in sauces and pies, but either way it’s easy to grow and super-yummy to eat. Grow it in a sunny spot in the garden or planted in a container - just as long as the container is large enough to accommodate a season's growth because it will get quite large. Growing Rhubarb is relatively simple in cool climates and unlike most vegetables, Rhubarb is a perennial so it can be left in the ground

PRE ORDERS WILL SHIP 3RD WEEK OF MARCH 2024 WEATHER DEPENDENT , The Rheum Rhubarbarum 'Canada Red' - Canadian Red Rhubarb produces long, thick stalks

Rhubarb 'Canadian Red

Canada Red Rhubarb - Prairie Gardens

Choose 'Canada Red' if you like sweetness and colour. The stalks keep their bright red colour, even when cooked. They are so tender there is no need

Rhubarb 'Canada Red

Rhubarb 'Canada Red' - the red stalks are a treat for the eye and also for the palate - order young plants now from Lubera Edibles

Rhubarb 'Canada Red' young plants

Rheum x hybridum 'Canada Red' (Rhubarb)

Rhubarb Varieties – High Altitude Rhubarb – Organic Farm & Nursery

Rhubarb, Canada Red - Campbell's Nursery

Rhubarb 'Canadian Red' – Tristar Plants

Canada Red Rhubarb Crowns - 1 root division – BloomingBulb

Rhubarb 'Canadian Red' – Tristar Plants