The Gunnera plant, also known as giant rhubarb, is a menace to other garden plants and local ecosystems due to its rapid growth in damp habitats. The most common species of giant rhubarb in the UK are ...

Invasive plant species can have far-reaching consequences on an area. Officials in County Mayo, Ireland, are raising concerns about invasive gunnera, Western People reports. Gunnera tinctoria, ...

Q: When can I transplant my Gunnera? A: Native to Chile and Argentina, Gunnera tinctoria seems to emerge straight out of Jurassic Park. This tropical-looking perennial sports huge, sharply toothed ...

Q. WHEN IS A Chilean rhubarb neither? A. When it is the most asked about plant in all of Colette’s Bed and Breakfast’s magnificent perennial garden — our very own “dinosaur plant,” Gunnera tinctoria.

The sale of a popular Brazilian giant rhubarb will be effectively banned after a study found it to be an invasive species. A paper from the Royal Horticultural Society has found that almost all ...

Spring doesn’t work without rain. After 17 days without a drop – such magical mornings! – a first millimetre in the rain gauge offered hope to earthworms hiding deep in their burrows, to increasingly ...

With leaves that grow to two metres in diameter, the UK Government has now banned a popular garden plant that is especially common in the southwest of England, according to experts. The Gunnera plant, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Brazilian giant rhubarb is a hybrid of a species of special concern under the Invasive Alien Species Regulation - William Robinson ...