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Rhubarbe Riverside Giant

Variété de culviar à tige presque exclusivement verte. Il peut supporter des températures aussi basses que -40°F. 'Riverside Giant' pousse plus haut et s'étend plus largement que la plupart des autres variétés - jusqu'à 1,50 m de haut et 1,20 m de large - mais c'est aussi l'une des variétés les plus lentes à pousser et vous devrez attendre trois ans avant votre première récolte. Souvent utilisée comme plante ornementale.

Cette variété ne doit pas être confondue avec la plante « rhubarbe géante », Gunnera manicata, qui est une espèce différente, qui n'a aucun lien avec la rhubarbe, sauf dans son nom commun.
Couleur pétiole : Verte
Origine : États-Unis
Développer par : Canby, Oregon

Citations portant sur la Rhubarbe Riverside Giant


Green Types. Riverside Giant is a cold-hardy, vigorous producer with large-diameter, long, green stalks.
Source : Rhubarb Production in California, Wayne L. Scharader - University of California, 2000
An almost exclusively green-stalked culviar, ‘Riverside Giant’ is one of the cold-hardiest varieties available. It can withstand temperatures as low as -40°F, making it hardy in Zones 3 (or even 2b in a cold frame) to 7. A garden scene with a large rhubarb plant with large flat leaves and reddish brown stalks pictured in light sunshine surrounded by grass and other garden plantings. ‘Riverside Giant’ grows taller and spreads wider than most other varieties – up to five feet tall and four feet wide – but it’s also one of the slowest to grow and you’ll have to wait three years before your first harvest. That’s why this variety is ideal for those with patience and a need for an edible hedge. ‘Riverside Giant’ would look nice next to your front doorstep, and then you could harvest it from April to June for tart pies. This variety is not to be confused by the “giant rhubarb” plant, Gunnera manicata, which is a different species, not related to rhubarb at all, except in its common name.
Source : 13 of the Best Rhubarb Varieties for the Garden, Laura Ojeda Melchor, Gardeners Path Website, 2020
Riverside Giant. Originated at Canby, Oregon, is an excellent variety, stalks are crisp and tender. This variety is of good quality, and a very good commercial rhubarb, is excellent for cooking, when cooked the skin disappears as it is very tender. Cuttings of this variety are made from the month of March and continues through the Summer months. Is an excellent variety for Summer crops and a heavy producer. The lower part of the stalk is of bright red color, and of largest size.
Source : Wagner Nurseries Catalog, 1923

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