Rhubarb prefers cool climates, but heat-tolerant varieties like 'Victoria' or 'Crimson Red' can work in AZ’s Zone 8 with afternoon shade and ample water. Order from reputable nurseries like Peaceful Valley Farm Supply—they ship robust plants with detailed guides. Avoid tiny, cheap starts; they delay harvest a year.
Plant in rich, well-drained soil with compost. Mulch heavily. Harvest lightly first year, normally thereafter. In summer heat, provide shade cloth and consistent moisture.
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