Rhubarb Champagne (Rheum Rhabarbarum) Fruit Bush 3ltr Pot Fruit

Rhubarb Champagne (Rheum Rhabarbarum) Fruit Bush 3ltr Pot

About Rhubarb Champagne Reliable heritage variety that is easy to grow. This classic early cultivar is recognised as one of the best for forcing and arguably as one of the best varieties altogether! Long stems with a very sweet flavour...

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Rhubarb Champagne (Rheum Rhabarbarum) Fruit Bush 3ltr Pot

£12.99

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Rhubarb Champagne (Rheum Rhabarbarum) Fruit Bush 3ltr Pot

£12.99

About this Plant
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Grown in the UK
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About this Plant

About Rhubarb Champagne

Reliable heritage variety that is easy to grow. This classic early cultivar is recognised as one of the best for forcing and arguably as one of the best varieties altogether! Long stems with a very sweet flavour – perfect for all-purpose use. When forced, stems turn a beautiful shade of pink –unforced they are ruby red in colour.

Self fertile
Plant 1m apart
Height & Spread 60cm x 1.2m
Crops Main Season

A staple of traditional summer cooking, the rhubarbs tart, but sweet taste has been backed into pies, crumbles and cakes for years. The champagne is an easy to grow early cultivator, producing tall and beautiful red stems surrounded with bumpy glossy-green leaves that create a colourful and space filling display. The flavour of your rhubarb will vary depending on the age of the stems with younger stems being slightly sweeter. This makes older stems ideal for baking as their sweetness won't overpower the cake or bread you are making. Just remember, the leaves are toxic and shouldn't be eaten.

Plant your rhubarb in a sunny location with moist, but well-draining soil as waterlogged roots are more likely to rot. Avoid planting in places that receive late frosts since young stems may be damaged by it. Mix a well rotten manure into the soil before planting to get good, healthy growth. You can plant rhubarb in containers, but you must choose a pot of at least 50 cm (20in) deep and wide. Anything smaller will result in stunted growth. Keep the ground free of weeds and you may benefit from coving young plants with a cloche or plant pot to help early growth.

How do I harvest rhubarb?

It is best not to harvest any rhubarb stems for the first year. In the following year the plant should be well established and you can pick stalks between April or May. Although the stalks are edible all through the summer it best not to harvest after June to avoid weakening the plant for winter. To harvest, hold the stalk at the base and ease it out of the ground. Avoid snapping the stalk as it may damage the whole plant.

Our Packaging

At Plants for all Seasons, we take pride in our eco-friendly approach to packaging. Our custom-made plant boxes are designed with both the environment and your plants' wellbeing in mind. Here’s what makes our packaging special:

Upright and Fresh: Our innovative design ensures that your plants remain upright and fresh during transit. Specially engineered compartments and supports within the box prevent movement and damage, so your plants arrive in perfect condition.

100% Recyclable: Our plant boxes are fully recyclable, ensuring that after they have served their purpose, they can be responsibly disposed of without harming the planet.

Made from Recycled Materials: Sustainability is at the core of our values. That’s why our packaging is crafted from recycled materials, reducing waste and promoting a circular economy.

Winter Shipping: We offer additional heat packs in winter to keep your plants nice and warm on their travels. Add one heat pack per plant when checking out in winter months.

By choosing our products, you are not only enhancing your home with beautiful plants but also contributing to a greener, more sustainable future

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Grown in the UK

Home-Grown Fruit Bushes

At Plants for all Seasons, we are proud to offer a variety of fruit bushes that are grown right here in the UK. Our locally-grown fruit bushes are adapted to the British climate, ensuring they thrive in your garden and provide bountiful harvests year after year.

Benefits of UK-Grown Fruit Bushes

Climate Adaptation: Our fruit bushes are cultivated in conditions similar to those in your garden, making them better suited to withstand local weather patterns and seasonal changes.

Sustainability: By choosing UK-grown fruit bushes, you support local growers and reduce the environmental impact associated with long-distance transportation.

Quality and Freshness: Growing our fruit bushes in the UK allows us to maintain strict quality control, ensuring that each plant is healthy, vibrant, and ready to produce delicious fruit.

Our Commitment to Excellence

Our experienced growers are dedicated to cultivating a wide variety of fruit bushes, from classic favourites like blackberries and raspberries to unique and rare varieties. Each plant is carefully tended to, ensuring it reaches you in optimal condition.

Whether you're looking to add a fruitful hedge, create a bountiful garden, or simply enjoy homegrown produce, our UK-grown fruit bushes are the perfect choice. Trust Plants for all Seasons for quality plants that will bring beauty and productivity to your garden for years to come.

Extra Details

Plastic Nursery Pots: All our plants are supplied in practical plastic nursery pots. If you prefer a more decorative option, we offer a range of stylish pots available for purchase separately.

Non-Consumable: Please note that our plants are intended for ornamental purposes only unless specifically stated as edible. Ensure you check product descriptions carefully if you are looking for edible varieties.

Variable Heights: The height of our plants can vary by approximately +/- 10%. This natural fluctuation ensures you receive a unique and healthy specimen.

Plant Pot Sizes: Pot sizes may vary by approximately +/- 1cm. To ensure a proper fit, we recommend selecting a decorative pot that is 1-2cm larger than the stated plant pot size. For instance, if you purchase a plant in a 17cm pot, a 18 - 19cm decorative pot would be ideal.