A gardening expert shared a video of her forcing rhubarb, which she explained is simply growing rhubarb in the dark. Jess Gough posted the Instagram Reel on her page @happy_smallh ...

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Bennington Select Board members Jim Cleary, Travis McClure and Tony Parisi serve as judges. Wines from the wine competition. Winners have been announced for the contest events at the Bennington ...

Ever wondered why some vegetables taste amazing raw while others make you regret skipping the cooking step? Not all veggies are created equal when it comes to raw consumption. Some contain compounds ...

Green has been returning to our landscape with the turn from winter, to spring, and heading into summer. One of the first garden plants to grow is rhubarb, stalks of red and green will soon be ready ...

Rhubarb only makes a brief appearance in spring, from as early as March in Ireland to as late as May in other areas where it’s grown. It’s here in the northeast U.S. where I live, so I’m grabbing ...

For me, rhubarb will forever be linked with baseball. Growing up in a small town in northwest Iowa, we had a backyard big enough to plot out a baseball field. It wasn’t regulation or anything. The ...

While apples and broccoli have become basic—constantly on the grocery store shelves year-round—rhubarb is a vegetable unicorn. It only appears for a very short and magical window. I'll spot it in the ...

Aside from daffodils, rhubarb is my favorite “spring is really happening” marker. When I start seeing rhubarb at the farmer’s markets, I know winter is well and truly over. (Except for that time in ...

Looking to save money while growing delicious, nutritious food? Growing your own rhubarb is one of the smartest moves for any frugal gardener. This hardy perennial vegetable practically takes care of ...

When it comes to jam, there are rules. According to the FDA’s legal designation, jam can only come from one type of fruit, whereas compotes and conserves can be made with additional fruits (often ...