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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. 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

  3. 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

  4. 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

  5. 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

  6. 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

  7. 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

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. 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

  11. 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

  12. 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

  13. 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

  14. 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

  15. 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

  16. With the recent frosts my #Roselle & #JerusalemArtichoke plants are no more.

    We do have loads of seeds from the Roselle, so we’ll do them again & we have a huge amount of chokes to eat. 👍

    The only thing still going is my #PinkPanther #DragonFruit.

    #gardening

  17. 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

  18. 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

  19. 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

  20. 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

  21. 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

  22. It looks like I’ll be harvesting #JerusalemArtichoke again today as another plant has turned yellow & is pushing up tubers.

    Maybe the next generation will manage to get some real height & show me their flowers.

    #gardening

  23. It looks like I’ll be harvesting #JerusalemArtichoke again today as another plant has turned yellow & is pushing up tubers.

    Maybe the next generation will manage to get some real height & show me their flowers.

    #gardening

  24. I just harvested the potted #JerusalemArtichoke that started to wither after the cool weather last week.

    The others don’t appear to have been hit so hard & are looking healthy.

    #gardening #frost

  25. I just harvested the potted #JerusalemArtichoke that started to wither after the cool weather last week.

    The others don’t appear to have been hit so hard & are looking healthy.

    #gardening #frost

  26. 34° Celsius & I’m down.

    I’ve been #hydrating all day, taking #electrolytes with some of my water, but I go outside, give the #alpacas & #lambs some lucerne, then water the #Roselle & #JerusalemArtichoke - the next minute liquids are #spewing (the operate word) out of my mouth & I lose all sense of balance.

    Naked under the fan now, a bucket beside me if more liquid wants to rush up my throat.

    Where’s our rain?! Mutter mutter #auspol #gardening

  27. 34° Celsius & I’m down.

    I’ve been #hydrating all day, taking #electrolytes with some of my water, but I go outside, give the #alpacas & #lambs some lucerne, then water the #Roselle & #JerusalemArtichoke - the next minute liquids are #spewing (the operate word) out of my mouth & I lose all sense of balance.

    Naked under the fan now, a bucket beside me if more liquid wants to rush up my throat.

    Where’s our rain?! Mutter mutter #auspol #gardening

  28. Some of the #JerusalemArtichoke have gone a darker shade of green.

    I have no idea why. They are in the same soil/potting mix, they get the same amount of sun & watering.

    Hmm. #gardening

  29. The #JerusalemArtichoke love the #shadecloth #tunnel.

    #gardening we removed it to have a look at how the plants are going.

    The artichokes that went into the potting mix bags as tubers have almost caught up with those repotted into bags as growing plants.

  30. The #JerusalemArtichoke love the #shadecloth #tunnel.

    #gardening we removed it to have a look at how the plants are going.

    The artichokes that went into the potting mix bags as tubers have almost caught up with those repotted into bags as growing plants.

  31. 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

  32. 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

  33. 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

  34. 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

  35. 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

  36. The transplanted to potting mix bags #JerusalemArtichoke didn’t like the 35° #Celsius we eventually got to yesterday.

    This morning they’ve been given a good soaking & are starting to recover.

    It might hit 37° or 38° today, so I’ll check through the day.

    The #Mudbrothers & the #Wiltipoll #lambs water troughs both went down around 5 inches overnight!

    Troughs have been topped up & the #alpacas & #sheep have been fed.

    The town’s #CFA #fire #siren went earlier, but I think it’s just a drill.

  37. Got more #JerusalemArtichoke in the mail!

    Outside now with my #Nata (Japanese gardening tool) next to the biggest chokes - I Have the rest that arrived today in a paper shopping bag.

    #gardening

  38. #jerusalemartichoke 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.

  39. 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.

  40. #jerusalemartichoke 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.

  41. #jerusalemartichoke 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.

  42. #jerusalemartichoke 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.

  43. #JerusalemArtichoke - has anyone here tried #growing and/or #eating them?

    I’m thinking of #planting some in my yard.

    What do they taste like? I’ve never tried #artichokes so don’t say “artichokes”. lol.

  44. 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, flavorful bowl. A great addition to your cold-weather menu! #JerusalemArtichoke #SeasonalCooking