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Yes, Rhubarb CAN Be Poisonous—Here’s What To Look Out For
At first glance, the vibrant, pink stalks look almost like sunburned celery, but rhubarb is in a category of its own.
Gardeners told to plant vegetable that takes almost no effort to grow
One of the key ingredients of growing rhubarb is patience. Sarah said you shouldn't harvest them at all in the first season, ...
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Leaves, Seeds, And Peels That You Should Avoid Eating
The potato plant looks pretty attractive, but the leaves and stems are not edible. They contain solanine, arsenic, and ...
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Growing rhubarb
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 ...
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Kem Ormond’s vegetable garden: How to grow rhubarb, a handy and confusing vegetable
Not sure what that is all about. The most important thing you must know is that the leaves of rhubarb are poisonous, and you only eat the stalk. Some people compost the leaves, but I prefer not to.