High Altitude Rhubarb LLC

05/13/2025

The 2025 rhubarb & horseradish plant sale is under way. Orders of fewer than 5 rhubarb plants can be picked up at the farm on harvest Saturday, currently expected June 7. Orders of 5 or more rhubarb plants can be picked up here or shipped (S&H charges apply). The final day to place rhubarb orders will be June 1.

Please order by email to [email protected]

This year we are selling root stock from our mature, premium plants rather than seedlings. Varieties available are Victoria, Colorado Red, and Canada Red, $30 each.
Horseradish plants are $15 for a bundle of 3.
Details about those rhubarb varieties can be found at https://highaltituderhubarb.com/rhubarb-varieties/
Please prepare your soil to be ready to plant the roots when you receive them. Details about planting rhubarb can be found at https://highaltituderhubarb.com/home-v2/all-about-rhubarb/instructions-for-planting-rhubarb/

More information on horseradish can be found at https://highaltituderhubarb.com/home-v2/horseradish/

We request payment in advance but you will receive a full refund if you cancel by the Wednesday before harvest Saturday.
Please send checks to:

High Altitude Rhubarb
7275 Wildridge Rd.
Black Forest, CO 80908

These instructions outline how to plant and care for young rhubarb plants. If you wish a deeper understanding about growing rhubarb, visit Growing Rhubarb.

05/18/2024

2024 U-Pick rhubarb harvest is scheduled: June 8, Saturday, 8:30am-2:30pm. For more information see

Fresh rhubarb is sold annually during the pick-your-own harvest, normally the first weekend in June. We will gladly pick rhubarb for the handicapped. There is no charge for admission and no need for an appointment on harvest weekend. You pay only for what you decide to buy. Check the weather and you...

06/25/2022

The 2022 public harvest was held June 11-12. We were picked to the ground and sold all rhubarb plants. There are a few horseradish plants left, $15 each. Before buying/planting them, please check out https://highaltituderhubarb.com/home-v2/horseradish/ It is an invasive plant and you are well advised to be circumspect in choosing a site for planting. Many people put it in very large containers rather than in the ground. Email me if you have any questions or wish to get some plants.
Thanks
Dennis
[email protected]

06/25/2022

I seem to have been posting updates to the farm at another webpage...my personal page, perhaps. I plead innocent but sorry if that is the case. I'm actually an expert in computer/human interfaces and could not have done a worse job than Facebook if doing the worst possible job was my goal. An interface first designed by people with an aptitude for computers but not training or sophistication or knowledge and now modified like a cancer to sell stuff and make money. Sheesh. Regardless, I'll try to do better in future. Next posts are an update on this year's harvest. I did post announcements of the harvest and harvest updates but apparently not in the right place.