Rhubarb

Texture. Fresh rhubarb is firm. If yours is soft or limp and doesn’t quite hold its shape when you hold it by one of the… Read More »Can You Use Limp Rhubarb?

11. Delay harvest until the second year after planting to allow root reserves to accumulate. Rhubarb is usually harvested in autumn and spring when stalks… Read More »Why Is My Rhubarb So Stringy?

Place the chopped rhubarb in a bowl and sprinkle it liberally with sugar. The sugar will draw water out of the fruit and form a… Read More »How Do You Get Moisture Out Of Rhubarb?

You do not need to refrigerate strawberry rhubarb crisp if you have some leftovers. Just cover the pan with some plastic wrap and keep it… Read More »Can Rhubarb Crisp Be Left Out Overnight?

When it comes to holes in your rhubarb leaves, the most likely reason is due to slugs and snails. What is this? Slugs and snails… Read More »Why Are My Rhubarb Leaves Full Of Holes?

Rhubarb insecticide Boil 500 grams of rhubarb leaves in a few pints of water for about 20 minutes, allow to cool, then strain the liquid… Read More »How Do You Use Rhubarb Leaves As An Insecticide?

All parts of the rhubarb plant are toxic to rabbits. Specifically, the most toxic parts are its leaves. This is because of the oxalic acid… Read More »Are Rhubarb Leaves Poisonous To Rabbits?

Rhubarb greens contain a compound known as oxalic acid (a poisonous crystalline acid) that can cause tremors, kidney failure and coma. Even though this plant… Read More »Will Rhubarb Leaves Hurt Dogs?

Macerate 35 to 50 oz (1 to 1.5 kg) rhubarb leaves in 10 quarts (10 liters) water for around 72 hours. Filter out solids and… Read More »Can You Make Tea Out Of Rhubarb Leaves?

Can guinea pigs eat rhubarb leaves and stalks? If you grow rhubarb in your garden, make sure you don’t let your guinea pigs roam anywhere… Read More »Can Guinea Pigs Eat Rhubarb Leaves?