Jerusalem Artichoke culinary herb soil-free Cat Grass

soil-free Cat Grass

tubers are planted in early spring

produces edible tubers which are good fresh

on the roots and begins to spread out into the surrounding soil

Jalapeno Pepper

Jerusalem Artichoke culinary herb soil-free Cat GrassSHIPS 2 17 26 1 2 pound bundles of LIVE tubers Helianthus tuberosus L. The Jerusalem artichoke can be produced throughout the United States. Often used for pickling purposes. Fresh tuber tastes like a water chestnut and is used in salads. Tubers can also be cooked like potatoes. The edible portion is the tuber or swollen end of an underground stem, which in some respects resembles a potato. Approximately 5 10 per lb. Facts of note: Perennial, produces