L J Rambo Farms

What says late summer better than rhubarb pie? Plump, fiber-free stalks with rich red inside color and a sweet only mildly tart flavor make this rhubarb a customer favorite! This is the ultimate rhubarb plant as it is disease resistant and cold hardy. Stalks should be allowed to grow two full seasons before harvesting. Check out this winning recipe: http://www.bulbblog.com/first-place-winners/

The Concord Grape is a well-known blue-black grape and for good reason! These seedless grapes taste delicious whether eaten plain or using in juices, jellies, and jams. This plant is quite a vigorous grower and therefore is perfect for home gardens. When growing, it is recommended to train the strongest of the canes by attaching it to a strong stake of approximately five or six feet and remove any suckers which may develop at the base. For planting advice, click here! *At this time, this item...

Niagara is a seedless green grape variety that produces generous clusters of flavorful fruit late in the season. These grapes are ideal for eating straight off the vine or in champagnes, juices, jellies, and jams. These vines are grown best when the strongest cane is chosen and attached to a strong stake or fence and suckers are kept at a minimum. For planting advice, click here! ...