Varieties

Rhubarb Stockbridge Arrow

As its name suggests, 'Stockbridge Arrow' is immediately recognizable by the arrow shape of its foliage. Developed in England in the 1960s, it is a recent cultivar, but which is no less popular despite the recency of its arrival. In fact, many experts consider 'Stockbridge Arrow' the first choice when it comes to growing rhubarb in a home garden. This is because it produces strong, long stems that retain their color longer than most and produce a delicious taste bursting with sweetness

Stalk color : Red
Origin : Angleterre
Year : 1960

Quotes about Stockbridge Arrow

As the name suggests, ‘Stockbridge Arrow’ is immediately recognisable from the arrow shape of its foliage. Developed in England during the 1960s, it’s a more recent addition to the rhubarb canon but one that’s no less popular for the recency of its arrival.4 In fact, many experts regard ‘Stockbridge Arrow’ as the premium choice when it comes to cultivating rhubarb in a private garden. That’s because it delivers strong and long stems which hold their colour longer than most and produce a delicious taste bursting with sweetness. A supreme all-round performer.
Source : Horticulture Magazine - UK Website, 2024

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