YES, whenever I can get some. I wish I was closer. Pot it up in gal pots and try to sell some. You might need to hold it over til the plants get over their shock, but you should be able to sell some. I got some from a fellow vendor, but he was just trying to sell the roots/divisions and could not sell any, so I got everything that he didn't sell. Hopefully next year, I have some to sell.

Gee, just mail me some of your plants! LOL! I've been wanting to start a rhubarb patch and haven't seen any plants for sale in our area except the Lowe's pre-packaged and I'm afraid of them. Heck, you can't even see a plant in those packages. Seriously, would you want to sell some?

How about figuring out how much postage might be and selling some online?

I'd be interested in buying some.

Rhubarb is something that practically comes with any house you buy up here - EVERYONE has it, gardener or not, and it's almost no maintenance whatsoever. Definitely not considered anything special at all.

HOWEVER, this year we opened our market season with 2 weeks of a 'Rhubarb Festival' - heavily promoting, mostly through free resources like Craig's List and Facebook, for a few weeks beforehand - we put out lots of recipes and ideas...
and we had a monster turnout! All of our vendors were sold out of stalks, plants, pies, breads, goodies, etc within a few hours of the market opening (we went home for more and quickly sold all of that too)!

We're mainly bakers, but I really had wished that I had divided and potted some up beforehand - plants are what people were especially going for.

Now I just need to brainstorm on how to get them excited about zucchini...

Do the same thing, Zucchini Festival. Everyone bake something with zucchini in it, everybody has their favorite recipe and no one wants to bake. Also, you could have a zucchini sling shot contest with the ones that are getting soft. SMUSH at a target. Kids would love it.

We had a fellow vendor make zucchini pancakes, not my favorite, but it helped to sell the zucchini.