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Horticulture Information Leaflets
... Irrigation for Vegetable Production 33 HTML PDF Irrigation Vegetable Crop Irrigation 33-E HTML PDF Jerusalem Artichokes Growing Jerusalem Artichokes 1-A HTML PDF Lettuce Growing Lettuce in North Carolina 11 HTML PDF Mulches ...
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Intensive Gardening Methods
... ground), possible negative effects on other plants (such as the allelopathic effects of sunflowers and Jerusalem artichokes on nearby plants), preferred season, and light, nutrient, and moisture requirements. You can accomplish interplanting ...
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Floridata: Helianthus tuberosus
... production, but Jerusalem artichokes can tolerate dry periods if they have to. Hardiness: USDA Zones 3 - 9. Propagation: Propagate Jerusalem artichokes from the tubers ... Jerusalem artichokes average less than 120 calories per cup. Although some people are uneffected, Jerusalem artichokes can cause extreme flatulence in others. (Perhaps this statement should be under "Warning", below?) The Jerusalem ...
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Summer gardens in bold colors
... be rewarded with exuberant cheerfulness: black-eyed Susans, cosmos, coreopsis, gaillardia, tithonia and marigolds. Artichokes, too, nestle among the sunflowers as close cousins. Both are members of the ... is a seed rather than a grain), Concord grapes, cranberries, sunchokes (also known as Jerusalem artichokes) and sunflowers originated on this continent and were ferried across the Atlantic a ...
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What is an heirloom vegetable?
... , and no pollination, open or otherwise, is required to keep these varieties going. Potatoes, garlic, Jerusalem artichokes, and certain others are propagated vegetatively. Calling such crops "open-pollinated" feels awkward, even if ...
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Natural Life Magazine #43 - Permaculture Column
... of tomatoes interplanted with marigold (tagetes) which reduce nematodes; followed by an outside planting of Jerusalem artichokes or sunflowers to act as a wind-shelter and reflect the sun, creating a good ...
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vegetable gardening in spring
... flower buds red/purple tinged petals. Purple de Jesi was developed to produce the small artichokes that are eaten raw when the heads are very young and tender; although they are ... information for the home gardener. http://osu.orst.edu/Dept/NWREC/artichgl.html ARTICHOKE, JERUSALEM Helianthus tuberosus Jerusalem artichokes produce knobbly tuberous rhizomes that are a bit of a nuisance to peel. The ...
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Plants For A Future - Alternative Root Crops
... , carrots, beetroot, onions, turnips and swede with lesser known plants such as Jerusalem artichokes, celeriac, Chinese artichokes, radishes and winter radishes (mooli) playing a minor role. Of these, potatoes ... relatively cheap to buy and usually divide freely in the garden. Helianthus tuberosus. JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES are a fairly well-known root crop that is occasionally cultivated. The plants ...
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THe Gardener's Network : Carbohydrates in Fruits and Vegetables
... list below. Description, Portion Size, # Carbohydrates (in grams) Artichokes, (globe or french), cooked, boiled, drained, without salt 168 1 cup 18.782 Artichokes, (globe or french), cooked, boiled, drained, without salt 120 ... .070 Endive, raw 50 1 cup 1.675 Horseradish, prepared 5 1 tsp 0.565 Jerusalem-artichokes, raw 150 1 cup 26.160 Kale, cooked, boiled, drained, without salt 130 1 cup ...
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Jerusalem Artichoke - Vegetables
... The Green Chronicle Web Home Food Gardening Health/Beauty Links Shop Horoscopes Vegetables > Jerusalem Artichoke How to grow Jerusalem artichoke: Seeds Buy Organic Vegetable Seeds from The Green Chronicle (Pay in £, $US ... in November or leave the tubers in the ground and use as required. Uses The artichokes should be well scrubbed and peeled. Boil them in water and a little lemon juice ...
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