Today we look at how to force rhubarb for an early crop in our allotment garden UK YouTube video. We love to grow rhubarb on our UK allotment as it grow easily without pest or disease every year. If you are unsure what to grow or what to sow on your allotment garden or at home in your vegetable garden then we would suggest starting with rhubarb. It will grow every year and you can get an early crop by forcing it and a late crop if you keep it watered and fed all year.
What else can you grow year after year with this little fuss or intervention? We believe that rhubarb is a versatile crop and can be used in the kitchen as a fruit or a vegetable in sweet or savoury dishes. We have always grown rhubarb on the allotment and in our home vegetable garden as it provides us with a crop each year plus we have plenty to share with friends and family.
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Chapters;
00:00 Introduction
00:12 Rhubarb has many different uses
01:43 When to plant or split rhubarb
03:23 Where to plant rhubarb
03:59 Should you mulch rhubarb
05:52 How to force rhubarb
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Do you have to wait for the rhubarb shoots before covering it? Mine hasn't come through yet in the Midlands.
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My rhubarb was quite green and bitter last year. It’s two years old and looked red on the photograph when I bought it but I don’t know if it’s likely to improve. Do you think there’s a chance it will? 😊