Enhance your culinary experience with Canadian Red Rhubarb by Tristar Plants! This modern rhubarb variety offers an intense flavor, unique texture, and vibrant color, promising a one of a kind gastronomic experience. Get ready to indulge in the sweet and tart flavors of this versatile veggie.
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The Rheum Rhubarbarum 'Canada Red' - Canadian Red Rhubarb produces long, thick stalks that have a dark red color with a light interior. Cooks up to a nice strawberry-red colored sauce. Its natural sweetness requires less sugar than most varieties. A fine northern variety developed in Winnipeg, Canada.
Rhubarb should be planted in the spring when the soil is tillable. Frost will not kill it. Don't harvest the first year from planting. The second year, harvest a few stalks but leave most for the development of your roots. By the third year, you can harvest at will during the spring from your first surge of stalks.
Full sun to partial sun.
Flavor Profile: Tart, zesty, slightly sweet, fibrous.
Culinary Use: Pies, compotes, savory pairings, beverages
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