An easy to grow variety which has healthy, strong, upright growth which responds well to forcing. The broad, thick green shaded red stalks have a nice flavour.
1 x Plant in 3 Litre Container
Rhubarb ‘Victoria’
£10.00
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Rhubarb ‘Victoria’
An easy to grow variety which has healthy, strong, upright growth which responds well to forcing. The broad, thick green shaded red stalks have a nice flavour.
1 x Plant in 3 Litre Container
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