planting jerusalem artichokes
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i hate hawks
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Good idea containing them to a raised bed too because they just keep spreading, when you drive past old homesteads in late summer and see large areas of tall yellow flowers that is Jerusalem artichokes . They store very well in the ground over winter so they can also be harvested early in the spring.
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@pinetar100 Thank you.
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@spence0324 that would be somthing...he is good at rounding up chickens
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@sugerbear520 thanks
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@hriding14 got them from gurany's ..still looking into the rabbits....soon
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@RookieGardner can wait to try them out..thanks
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I've wanted to grow some, but I have been hesitant because I've heard that they can escape your planting area and become a nuisance. I'll be very interested to see how they do. Thanks for the video.
72542 10 months ago
@72542 yes this is what i read to..i have the boards down about 4 inches i am hoping that will do
pinetar100 10 months ago
oh my goodness, that dog is so cute!
MIgardener 10 months ago
@MIgardener thanks
pinetar100 10 months ago
Never grew or ate any of those. Your soil sure looks good. Should be able to grow anything in there.
Regards, Gary
garygardens 10 months ago
@garygardens thanks...a lot of years working that soil
pinetar100 10 months ago