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mudsticks

Obviously an Aubergine
I like Jerusalem artichokes as I have the less nobbly kind which are easy to just scrub up or peel. The problem is keeping them under control as they spread everywhere and are a pita unless contained. Mine are not contained and it is a constant battle.

I planted a few yards of them here, as I thought i ought to at least grow them for my customers.

Despite not liking them myself.

The legend is indeed that they are impossible to eradicate, once established .

However, I think the evil vibes (or neglect) they received from me, means there's nary a trace left of them here.. :rolleyes:
 

Levo-Lon

Guru
Not a bad morning, maybe the quiet before....

Few chores, bike needs a clean after yesterday's amble.. Baton down stuff for the gales.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
I planted a few yards of them here, as I thought i ought to at least grow them for my customers.

Despite not liking them myself.

The legend is indeed that they are impossible to eradicate, once established .

However, I think the evil vibes (or neglect) they received from me, means there's nary a trace left of them here.. :rolleyes:
Mine are totally neglected apart from slashing with a machete and/or digging up to eat.You must have really evil vibes. My neighbour has offered me weed killer which he claims will kill anything but I am not going that route.
 

mudsticks

Obviously an Aubergine
Mine are totally neglected apart from slashing with a machete and/or digging up to eat.You must have really evil vibes. My neighbour has offered me weed killer which he claims will kill anything but I am not going that route.

My evil vibes are legendary :rolleyes:

Just ask anyone who's ever dared cross me. :becool:

Tbh I think it was the black grass, combined with a hungry vole infestation that did for them in the end.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
My evil vibes are legendary :rolleyes:

Just ask anyone who's ever dared cross me. :becool:

Tbh I think it was the black grass, combined with a hungry vole infestation that did for them in the end.
Artichokes need consistent, but not too much moisture. They are a sort of thistle, the real ones. Jerusalem artichokes are a sunflower. They seem to thrive around here, where planted. If you store the tubers for a while, they get sweeter. Low fat, high carb, rich in iron and thiamine.
 

Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
Location
Inside my skull
Been for a ride ahead of the storm
 
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