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Southern Grove Rhubarb
Zones 7-10
There's nothing like the delicious, tart taste of rhubarb, especially when mixed with other fruits or sugared in desserts. But, can you grow rhubarb in the zone where you're gardening? Our experts in Southern gardening are here to help! While rhubarb requires a cooling period to grow successfully, some of our most heat-tolerant varieties will flourish in zones as hot at 7 or 8. Varieties like KangaRhu have great reviews in states as far south as New Mexico, and we're always working on better, tougher, more flavorful rhubarb varieties! With Gurney's Southern Grove gardens, you'll enjoy rhubarbs that won't bolt.
