Lawn & Garden
Rhubarb Plant from Thoreau's Birthplace
- Item Number
- 231
- Estimated Value
- 25 USD
- Sold
- 18 USD to oddey
- Number of Bids
- 2 - Bid History
Item Description
Rhubarb plant from the kitchen garden at Thoreau's birthplace.
Rhubarb was a major crop for the progressive farm town of Concord, MA. Despite construction at the Thoreau birthplace site, rhubarb plants have survived and we've replanted them in the kitchen garden.
Perennial. Enormous leaves, prolific producer of stems. Rhubarb is traditionally ready for picking the first week of May and harvest lasts until the plant goes to seed (usually in early July).
Purchase of this item supports Thoreau Farm Trust (TFT) and the preservation of Henry David Thoreau’s Birthplace.
Item Special Note
Plant will be prepared as a bare root plant ready for planting. Winning bidder responsible for pick-up from Thoreau Farm.
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