some views of the yacon field:
(if you can see them, note the young grafted fruit trees at regular intervals throughout the field [including quite small moonglow pear in foreground of the 2nd yacon-field pic])
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growing tubers - not !potatoes!
groundnut flowers and seed pods:
some views of the yacon field:
(if you can see them, note the young grafted fruit trees at regular intervals throughout the field [including quite small moonglow pear in foreground of the 2nd yacon-field pic])
some views of the yacon field:
(if you can see them, note the young grafted fruit trees at regular intervals throughout the field [including quite small moonglow pear in foreground of the 2nd yacon-field pic])
Re: growing tubers - not !potatoes!
That is quite a crop of tubers you have there, you live in a very nice place.
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Re: growing tubers - not !potatoes!
Very Nice! How large are each Yakon plant? How far apart? Harvest?
I have two little plants. Tubers from Jeff (gardenRN). I left them in their one gallon pots in the greenhouse to long. Stressed them. Now they are fighting in the polyculter bed.
Eric
I have two little plants. Tubers from Jeff (gardenRN). I left them in their one gallon pots in the greenhouse to long. Stressed them. Now they are fighting in the polyculter bed.
Eric