rhubarb

13 years ago

I recently bought a rhubarb plant that is about a foot tall. I live in oklahoma. I know nothing about the plant other then that i love the taste of it. does anyone have any advice on planing and all that? Like i said i know NOTHING about growing it!

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silverwind
12 years ago
I don't know if this is particularly helpful... but in my case, and my grandmother's, it's hard to hurt. One of the few plants I'd just stick in the ground and forget about, until I suddenly go

OMG! The LEAVES ARE HUGE!! *pick pick pick*

If it's not going to get dried out or drowned, I'd think it'll be okay. Just to keep an eye on it the first year or so and tweak things if needed. :)

Luck!
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