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Goliath' Rhubarb Plant | Single Bare Root Crown

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Goliath' Rhubarb Plant | Single Bare Root Crown

  • A robust rhubarb variety with thick green stems speckled with red.
  • Extremely hardy and long-lasting, providing yields of approximately 5kg annually for up to ten years once established.
  • Harvest from the second year, typically between May and June.
  • Ideal for forcing to get an even earlier crop.
  • Perfect for planting in sunny spots, vegetable gardens, allotments, or large pots.
  • Excellent for making delicious pies, crumbles, and jams.
  • Recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
  • Important: Consume only the stalks; the leaves are toxic to both humans and animals.
  • A robust rhubarb variety with thick green stems speckled with red.
  • Extremely hardy and long-lasting, providing yields of approximately 5kg annually for up to ten years once established.
  • Harvest from the second year, typically between May and June.
  • Ideal for forcing to get an even earlier crop.
  • Perfect for planting in sunny spots, vegetable gardens, allotments, or large pots.
  • Excellent for making delicious pies, crumbles, and jams.
  • Recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
  • Important: Consume only the stalks; the leaves are toxic to both humans and animals.
$3.66

Original: $12.19

-70%
Goliath' Rhubarb Plant | Single Bare Root Crown

$12.19

$3.66

Description

  • A robust rhubarb variety with thick green stems speckled with red.
  • Extremely hardy and long-lasting, providing yields of approximately 5kg annually for up to ten years once established.
  • Harvest from the second year, typically between May and June.
  • Ideal for forcing to get an even earlier crop.
  • Perfect for planting in sunny spots, vegetable gardens, allotments, or large pots.
  • Excellent for making delicious pies, crumbles, and jams.
  • Recipient of the prestigious RHS Award of Garden Merit.
  • Important: Consume only the stalks; the leaves are toxic to both humans and animals.