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The Many Uses of Rhubarb
Rhubarb Harvesting and Problems
Some Recommended Beautyberry Species
Growing and Planting Rhubarb
History of Chicory
Rhubarb Description and Toxic Issues
The American Beautyberry
Forcing Rhubarb
Introduction to the Beautyberries
Introduction to Rhubarb
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The Many Uses of Rhubarb
Entire cookbooks have been written on rhubarb. This fruit is so versatile.
Rhubarb Harvesting and Problems
Rhubarb is relatively easy to grow. However, it can possibly suffer from a few problems, including bolting.
Some Recommended Beautyberry Species
Less than ten or so species of beautyberries are in cultivation. The following are recommended for American gardens.
Growing and Planting Rhubarb
Although rhubarb is botanically a vegetable, the U.S. Customs Court in 1947 declared it to be a fruit since that was how it is used.
History of Chicory
Chicory was used by the ancients for some five thousand years or so.
Rhubarb Description and Toxic Issues
Rhubarb is attractive enough to grow in mixed borders and edible landscapes. The cooked leaf stalks have many uses, but the leaves are toxic.
The American Beautyberry
The American beautyberry is a native shrub found over much of the South. This is quite suitable for warm climates, such as Florida and Hawaii.
Forcing Rhubarb
Forced rhubarb was most popular in Victorian times. The forced stalks are a delectable treat.
Introduction to the Beautyberries
The very fruitful beautyberries are best known for the luminous purp0le to amethyst berries. The genus name refers to the beautiful fruits.
Introduction to Rhubarb
Rhubarb is often associated with spring because it is one of the earliest plants to begin sprouting earlier than most garden plants.
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