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  1. I planted some sunchokes yesterday (Helianthus tuberosus), and hope that was a good idea. They'll give me tall yellow flowers, and yummy tubers. As long as I can ensure they don't take over the world, it'll be great!

    Do you grow them?

    lakewinds.coop/blog/what-are-s

    #garden #sunchokes #JerusalemArtichoke

  2. Discover the versatile Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus), a North American native cultivated by Indigenous peoples. These nutty tubers can be roasted, used in soups, or eaten raw. #JerusalemArtichoke #SustainableGardening

    Grow guide here: vegplotter.com/grow-guides/jer

  3. Jerusalem artichokes, native to North America, are nutty, earthy tubers unrelated to artichokes. Perfect for soups—roast and blend with garlic, onion, and thyme for a creamy, flavourful bowl. A great addition to your cold-weather menu! #JerusalemArtichoke #SeasonalCooking

  4. Discover the versatile Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus), a North American native cultivated by Indigenous peoples. For cultivation, plant tubers in a sunny location during spring. These nutty tubers can be roasted, used in soups, or eaten raw. #JerusalemArtichoke #SustainableGardening

  5. Ready to grow a tasty & versatile crop? Plant Jerusalem artichokes in spring🥔 Plant tubers 4-6" deep, they'll thrive in most soils. ☀️ Enjoy nutty tubers in fall, great roasted, in soups, or even pickled! #permaculture #gardening #jerusalemartichoke

  6. is a nice winter vegetable. When pretty much everything else in my garden is cold, wet and dead, I can go and dig up these big ol’ root crops and cook a nice warm soup 😋
    I think Jerusalem artichoke is a weird term. I have no idea what they have to do with Jerusalem. They seem to have absolutely nothing to do with artichokes. The part of artichokes we eat is a flower, but these are roots, so completely opposite parts of their respective plants 🤷🏻‍♂️
    In Danish: jordskokker.

  7. "I want to break free"
    The tubers of these flowers are delicious (they taste like artichoke), but my stomach unfortunately can't tolerate them, so I just admire the beauty.
    #JerusalemArtichoke #bloomscrolling

  8. #SilentSunday with a busy #bee & a sunshiney #sunchoke bloom.

    I grow a lot of them in large pots. I never plant these in ground because they'll spread too quickly & hard to contain in ground. I can control them better, in large & movable pots.

    Also known as the Jerusalem artichoke plant - despite it not being from Jerusalem & it not being an artichoke. It was first cultivated by #IndigenousPeoples of North America.

    Learn more:
    en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerusa

    #bloomscrolling #florespondence #PollinatorGarden #WhatsInMyGarden #Saanich #Gardeners #GardeningMastodon #Zone8 #YYJ #VancouverIsland #PacificNorthwest #VictoriaBC #VanIsle #Flowers #PlantFlowers #plants #nature #PNW #botanical #PlantLovers #Wsanec #perennials #DisabledGardeners #DisabledPhotographers #photography #YYJphotographers #FlowerPhotography #sunflower #WorldInMyEyes #pollinators #yellow #Cheerful #JerusalemArtichoke

  9. Various Flowers. Descanso Gardens, La Canada Flintridge, California, USA. October 2023. (1) Marigold. (2) Rose (3) Jerusalem Artichoke (4) Senna. #nature #flowers #roses #sunflower #marigold #jerusalemartichoke #omds #omds_om_photo #om1 #omsystem #omsystemom1 #mzuiko40150pro

  10. Food Mastodon I need your help again.

    What do I do with those Jerusalem artichokes I grew? What's your favourite recipe for them?

    I don't think I've ever cooked them before.

    #Garden #Gardening #Food #JerusalemArtichoke #Cooking