If you’re harvesting rhubarb from your home garden, look for firm, upright stalks before pulling and twisting out of the soil ...

Leaves shouldn't be eaten as they contain oxalic acid and are poisonous. Rhubarb suffers from few diseases. Crown rot is the main threat, particularly if soil conditions are wet. The fungal ...

but we are often in contact with toxic plants like philodendron, rhubarb and tomatoes. Many plants have toxins. This is their protection against pests and insects, especially when wounded.

Encased in a buttery homemade crust and topped with an oat filled, vanilla spice laced crumble, this rhubarb oat crisp tart ...

It looks like this is one of those years! Dear Master Gardener: Does poison move from the leaves of a rhubarb plant into the stalk by the fall? Answer: According to information from the University ...