My Rhubarb is planted on the north side of an east west fence, it loves the wet and doesn't mind shade at all. It didn't do at all well when it was in a sunnier spot which is why it got moved.
i too am interested in "over wintering" rhubarb etc, i have had rhubarb previously in the ground but since moving this year bout some seeds from ebay and had 100% sucsess, the seedling/plants are around 6-9" in height n nice think leaves i dont think il plant out this year unless i get advised to on 1 of my vids by my subscribers and followers etc but wanted to say seeds are a easy way to grow it
I have a youtube channel for all amature growers or those who want to grow on a budget etc with recycled materials, search "Gummer4england" and take a look around i will be talking about rhubarb over next few weeks when i transplant
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My Rhubarb is planted on the north side of an east west fence, it loves the wet and doesn't mind shade at all. It didn't do at all well when it was in a sunnier spot which is why it got moved.
W ill keep you all informed what happens. Hopefully it will survive the winter. Many thanks for your help.
i too am interested in "over wintering" rhubarb etc, i have had rhubarb previously in the ground but since moving this year bout some seeds from ebay and had 100% sucsess, the seedling/plants are around 6-9" in height n nice think leaves i dont think il plant out this year unless i get advised to on 1 of my vids by my subscribers and followers etc but wanted to say seeds are a easy way to grow it
I have a youtube channel for all amature growers or those who want to grow on a budget etc with recycled materials, search "Gummer4england" and take a look around i will be talking about rhubarb over next few weeks when i transplant