Grow Your Own
Soft Fruit Plants - Rhubarb The Rhubarb Trio Collection
We’ve put together this collection of three popular and easy to grow rhubarb varieties to give you tasty sweet rhubarb stems for months from early spring to midsummer. The collection includes Rhubarb Timperley Early, Victoria and Raspberry Red.
Height 60cm | Spread 60cm | Plant Jan-Apr | Harvest Feb-May 1060-5943 | 1 crown of each
Buy individually
Rhubarb 'Timperley Early' Earliest rhubarbs to harvest. 1060-5521 | 3 crowns
Rhubarb 'Victoria' 1060-5726 | 3 crowns
1060-6017 | 2 Ltr pot
Rhubarb 'Raspberry Red' One of the sweetest rhubarbs to grow. 1060-5731 | 3 crowns
£11.99
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Rhubarb 'Livingstone'
Rhubarb Livingstone is the very latest in British rhubarb breeding, eliminating summer dormancy and cropping twice, once in spring and again in autumn. Its tender stringless pink stems have a delicious flavour.
Sent Late Mar Plant Mar-Oct | Harvest Jun-Nov
1060-5846 | 2 Ltr pot £12.99
Rhubarb 'Rosenhagen'
Rhubarb Rosenhagen is a unique variety with a very low oxalic acid content, giving it a much sweeter taste than most other rhubarb varieties so needs less sugar when cooking.
Height 80cm | Spread 1m Sent Feb-Mar Plant Jan-Apr | Harvest Mar-May
1060-5911 | 9cm pot £9.99
Rhubarb 'Timperley Early'
Rhubarb Timperley Early is one of the earliest rhubarbs to harvest. The tender stems are often ready to crop in late winter outdoors and even earlier if forced.
Sent Feb-Mar Plant Jan-Apr | Harvest Feb-Apr
1060-5521 | 3 crowns £11.99
Rhubarb Forcer
Use this traditional Rhubarb Forcer for your kitchen garden and relish a yield of rhubarb much sooner than if you grow rhubarb unforced. Made from high density durable plastic for years of use.
Sent Feb-Mar | Height 75cm Plant Jan-Apr | Harvest Feb-Apr
1090-6046 | 1 Rhubarb Forcer £75.99
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marshallsgarden.com | Call: 01480 774 555
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