Contrary to popular belief, rhubarb is a vegetable, not a fruit. The bright red stalks, which are in from April to June, look ...

Traveler's Fruit is a Divine crop that was introduced to Grow a Garden on June 28, 2025, as part of the Mega Harvest Update. There are two ways to get it ...

Seeding pods initially present as tender green shoots around the rhubarb's crown, where one typically sees stalks appearing. They might showcase red or pink streaks yet bear resemblance to cabbage ...

The stalks will have a green-red color, but you can blanche them stalks early in the growing process to get those prized cherry red stalks. Rhubarb is harvestable from spring through early fall ...

While the ruby red stalks are the only edible part – steer clear of the highly toxic green leaves – the rhubarb plant still stuns as it reaches for the skies with its striking colours.

Mom, who had grown it in Minnesota, made cobblers, pies, breads, jams and other desserts from the red stalks. ... probably a Fuerte, whose fruit she counted at 750 one year.

If the stalks are sold with leaves attached, be sure the leaves look fresh, not wilted. While rhubarb’s color can vary from red to pink to light green, its hue generally doesn’t affect the flavor.