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looking for skirret and earthnut pea
two oddballs of the perennial vegetable scene. I have lots of stuff for possible trade; too much to list right now, actually. can you help me? let me know, we'll talk (or type).
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ah, but the skirret I refer to is the one whose name parsnips are borrowing, Sium sisarum, known as suikerwortel in the dutch. related to but different than parsnips. same family.
earthnut pea is Lathyrus tuberosus, a tuber-producing legume.
thanks for the incitement to be more specific, cynthia!
have found some of each available for purchase in a couple places online, but thought I'd cast the net here, first. they seem to be relatively uncommon perennials in the states, I am seeing.
earthnut pea is Lathyrus tuberosus, a tuber-producing legume.
thanks for the incitement to be more specific, cynthia!
have found some of each available for purchase in a couple places online, but thought I'd cast the net here, first. they seem to be relatively uncommon perennials in the states, I am seeing.