By Maunie
Essex,
United Kingdom 
My rhubarb plant, thirty years old to my knowledge is very abundant this year and has a very thick flower stalk about four feet high in the middle, also a smaller plant has this two, only put in last year.
i dont know if or where to cut this off. some say your should some say leave it.
should i take it out from the bottom or near the top above the highest leaf
thank you
18 Apr, 2011
Answers
Cut out completely or the rhubarb will put all its efforts into producing a flower when you want the stems from the leaves.
18 Apr, 2011
Now I see you original question I gave you irrelevant advice! Cut all flower stems out near the bottom, but its not critical - just don't let them waste their energy on flowers!
18 Apr, 2011