Posted by dirt dibbler on November 23, 2006, 9:14 am
I've started harvesting my first crop of jerusalem artichokes, a couple
of questions...
Now the foliage has died down I've cut the plants back, do I leave the
tubers in the ground all winter & just dig some up when I want to use
them?
What is the best way to store / grow some of the tubers for next year?
I understand they are difficult to get rid of, but I'd like to try to
maintain a neat row of them again.
Any advise for cooking them? roast seem to be very good so far, apart
from the side effects, and I've a 6 metre row to get through!
DD
Posted by Muddymike on November 23, 2006, 9:42 am
>Hi there, im no keen gardener but my parents are, ive been asked to find
> some Roicut anvil garden secateurs, but cant find any mention of Roicut
> on the net... have i been given the wrong brand name or am i spelling
> it incorrectly?
They may mean Rolcut as that was a brand of secateurs, but I don't know if
the brand is still around.
Mike (the new boy)
Posted by Alan Holmes on November 23, 2006, 1:22 pm
> >Hi there, im no keen gardener but my parents are, ive been asked to find
>> some Roicut anvil garden secateurs, but cant find any mention of Roicut
>> on the net... have i been given the wrong brand name or am i spelling
>> it incorrectly?
> They may mean Rolcut as that was a brand of secateurs, but I don't know if
> the brand is still around.
> Mike (the new boy)
What has this to do with artichokes?
>
Posted by Muddymike on November 23, 2006, 3:55 pm
>>> on the net... have i been given the wrong brand name or am i spelling
>>> it incorrectly?
>>
>> They may mean Rolcut as that was a brand of secateurs, but I don't know
>> if the brand is still around.
>>
>> Mike (the new boy)
> What has this to do with artichokes?
Artichokes!!
Oh, it must be a new boy thing.
Mike (the new boy)
Posted by Alan Holmes on November 23, 2006, 5:54 pm
>>>> on the net... have i been given the wrong brand name or am i spelling
>>>> it incorrectly?
>>>
>>> They may mean Rolcut as that was a brand of secateurs, but I don't know
>>> if the brand is still around.
>>>
>>> Mike (the new boy)
>>
>> What has this to do with artichokes?
>>
>>
> Artichokes!!
> Oh, it must be a new boy thing.
It apeared as a followup under the article jerusalem artichokes!
Alan
> Mike (the new boy)
>
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> on the net... have i been given the wrong brand name or am i spelling
> it incorrectly?