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Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

Bring a little bit of island life to your home or garden with the 2-piece Bareroot Midnight Marvel Hardy Hibiscus. Do you live in a cooler climate. Not a problem, as unlike their tropical cousins, the hardy hibiscus was bred to withstand cooler environments. Boasting velvet red blooms, with dark-as-night, green and purple foliage, they are great for gardens, borders, and adding privacy. It is a thirsty plant, but a well-draining soil is ideal, along with 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight. While it may require moderate maintenance, the blooms help communicate your plant's health. The more blooms you have, the happier your plant is, making it a great option for beginners.

Chipman's Canada Red Rhubarb is a naturally sweet variety that is dependably cold hardy. Its brilliant color won't fade during cooking, and because it is so sweet, it will need less sugar for processing. Chipman's produces large stalks, yielding 4 lbs. to 12 lbs. per crown when mature. It seldom goes to seed and can be harvested well into the fall.

Crimson Red is a heavy producer and 1 of the best-tasting rhubarbs around. You'll enjoy abundant yields of plump, red stalks that grow 24 in. tall and have a sweet, yet pleasingly tart flavor. To plant, select a site with soil that is well drained, rich, loamy and fortified with compost or well-rotted manure. Plant divisions 3 in. to 4 in. D and 3 ft. apart in rows that are 4 ft. apart. Wait until the second season to harvest. Be aware that rhubarb leaves are poisonous. Hardy in zones 3 to 8 and in zone 2 with winter protection.

Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

Hardy Tarty Rhubarb is a great variety for both Northern and Southern gardens. It exhibits exceptional heat tolerance, thriving in hot climates as well as cooler ones. This compact variety produces gorgeous red, thick, non-stringy stalks that make a tasty, tart and colorful addition to pies and other recipes. Rhubarb, like Hardy Tarty, is a perennial vegetable that can be harvested for several months from spring to Summer. Zones 3 to 8.

Disease resistant and cold hardy, Hybrid Horseradish is a high-yield, maintenance-free perennial. The distinctive, delicious, pungent tang of its grated roots is a classic flavoring ingredient for mixing into mustard, sandwich spreads, hummus, guacamole and many other foods. For maximum pungency, harvest in fall, winter or early spring after the roots have been in the ground for a year. Also, be sure to replant some roots to ensure future harvests.

KangaRhu Rhubarb represents a breeding breakthrough in terms of color, flavor and performance. When cooked, its deep red stalks turn a brilliant red color, with none of the green or pink hues often found in other rhubarbs. In our taste tests, flavorful KangaRhu was an easy winner. KangaRhu also performs well. In our Ohio test gardens, we were still harvesting this cold-hardy, heat-tolerant rhubarb in mid-July when other varieties had gone to seed, turned brown or died.

KangaRhu Rhubarb represents a breeding breakthrough in terms of color, flavor and performance. When cooked, its deep red stalks turn a brilliant red color, with none of the green or pink hues often found in other rhubarbs. In our taste tests, flavorful KangaRhu was an easy winner. KangaRhu also performs well. In our Ohio test gardens, we were still harvesting this cold-hardy, heat-tolerant rhubarb in mid-July when other varieties had gone to seed, turned brown or died.

Start your garden with these Gurney's Whopper Strawberry Live Bareroot Fruiting Plants. This groundcover crop thrives in full sun. The hardy plant produces sweet and juicy berries that multiple quickly and grow as big as peaches!.