You can plant pot grown rhubarb in the autumn time

Rhubarb is worth planting as once it is established, it is an easy to grow food. 

When you plant rhubarb you need to get it off to a good start because it will remain in the same part of the garden for years producing a bountiful supply of rhubarb for your kitchen.

Rhubarb needs to be planted in an area where the soil has been well prepared with compost or well rotted manure or both.

The buds of the rhubarb plant that you are planting needs to be a little way below the surface.

Water your rhubarb plant well while it is getting established in its new home, that is while it is putting down roots.

One day you will look and think - where has my rhubarb plant gone it has vanished, no it has not gone it -
has into its dormancy stage for the cold weather months. This dormancy stage means you cannot see where the rhubarb is in winter so it is a good idea to mark where you plant it in the garden or vegetable plot with a nice sturdy marker, then you will not dig it up by mistake when working in the garden or on the plot.