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02 Feb 24, Mark (Australia - temperate climate)

a. Rhubarb leaves - yellowed/dead leaf edges (removed from plant 30 Jan) b. Rhubarb - overall stunted growth & poor stem growth; rhubarb should be in abundance this time of year planted in raised beds good high organic soil Ph 7.6

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28 Dec 23, John R Pellegrini (Australia - temperate climate)

what is the best fertilizer for it

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02 Jan 24, (Australia - sub-tropical climate)

Any general fertiliser is good.

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17 Nov 23, M (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi I’ve got a rhubarb plant I planted at the end of sept/early oct. Several of the larger leaves have turned yellow (about 3) and about 3 new baby stalks have turned yellow. There are still about 10 large green healthy leaves on there. Is there something I’m doing wrong?

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25 Nov 23, (Australia - temperate climate)

The larger leaves could be just old ones. The new leaves could be lack of fertiliser.

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15 Nov 23, Arlene Johnson (USA - Zone 8a climate)

I live in Dallas, TX and I would like to plant some rhubarb, cauliflower, cabbage, carrots, and beets. When do i plant these and can I plant them in a shaded part of the yard?

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25 Nov 23, (Australia - temperate climate)

You will have to look up on this website, each different vegetable to see when to plant. Veg general need sun and lots of it.

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02 Nov 23, Maren (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

My plants are healthy but the stalks aren’t very red in colour? And red only halfway up the stem?

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25 Nov 23, (South Africa - Summer rainfall climate)

That is normal.

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11 Sep 23, Candace Norman (Canada - Zone 2a Sub-Arctic climate)

Planted from nursery stock this year. No flower/seed stalks apparent, do I pull or cut fruit stalks then mulch over for winter?

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