Rhubarbe Giant Crimson Winter

Cette rhubarbe est le résultat des sélections de Luther Burbank à partir de cultivars de Nouvelle-Zélande à partir de 1893 environ. Il a créé « Crimson Winter » et plus tard, « Burbank Giant » et « New Giant Crimson Winter ».

Couleur pétiole : Rouge
Origine : États-Unis
Année : APR 1893
Développer par : Luther Burbank

Citations portant sur la Rhubarbe Giant Crimson Winter

The new “Giant Crimson Winter’? Rhubarb will produce marketable stalks abundantly fully six months earlier than any other Rhubarb.
Source : Nursery catalog for the season of 1913-1914, Luther Burbank Company, San Francisco, Californie, 1913

The quality of this wonderful New Rhubarb is far superior to any of the older kinds, having the pleasant taste of berries instead of the coarse ground taste, and tough, green stringy stalks of the old kinds, yet are as large as can be conveniently handled and shipped, producing beautifully colored crimson stalks under good culture two or three feet long and one to one and one-half inches thick, and producing fully double as much per acre as the old coarse kinds. The main crop comes during the holidays, just at the time when all other Rhubarbs are out of business. This Giant New Rhubarb is absolutely unequaled in quality, and must not be confounded more productive. with the Crimson Winter Rhubarb, as it is much more productive. This new Rhubarb will not be profitable out of doors where the Eucalyptus, the Orange and the Fig cannot be grown. This Rhubarb can be grown between orchard trees, and in addition to increasing your acre output, it comes at the season when other crops are out and keeps the income steady.
Source : Nursery catalog for the season of 1913-1914, Luther Burbank Company, San Francisco, Californie, 1913

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