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I have a perennial chinese spring cabbage, welsh onions
egyptian onions and leek.
egyptian onions and leek.
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I have a patch of Welsh onions, and a self seeding patch of rocket - if that counts
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Only asparagus at the moment. And rhubarb, but most people count that as a fruit.Comment
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I'm growing egyptian onions and the top onions are just starting to bulb up.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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I'm growing asparagus from seed and we have just been given some decking boards to build a raised bed. Quite a few years ago I grew something called everlasting cauliflower which was quite successful until my OH cut it down to the ground - I have just found a nursery which sells cut and come again cauliflower and have just been trying to order some. Couldn't get past their ordering system. I've been trying to grow welsh onions but have never been successful. Once established on my lottie I will have another go. I think rhubarb is classed as a perennial veggie.A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rowsComment
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I grew jerusalem artichokes once.
Still got 'emLocation - Leicestershire - Chisit-land
Endless wonder.Comment
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Welsh Onions, Wild Leeks, three cornered leek, rhubarb, asparagus, Jerusalem and Globe Artichokes, lovage (big enough to count as a veg) ......Comment
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ive got around 10 rhubarb crowns grow from seed in there first year so should see some fruit next year
. Ill be planting some Asparagas once the gardens finished.
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Three cornered leek and chives ( if they count..!!)I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives....
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Jerusalem artichokes...perennial. have found little bits around and about my plot from last year.Comment
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GA, JAs (if you consider them perennials), and erm some leeks (welsh? perennial?) from veggiechicken!Comment
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I have got some globe artichoke plants to put in.
Rhubarb.
I have rats tail radish which self seeds insanely.
(Bit late to send seed out this year but if anyone wants any next ...)Comment
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Cheers for all the answers. I am trying to get hold of perennial kale which is only available as
young plants. It has to be vegetatively propagated.Comment
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How can chives be perennial? It dies in summer due to the heat, and in winter due to the cold! Nothing perennial about them
I haven't had much luck with asparagus or rhubarb but I'm going to try again this year.
What the heck are Welsh onions? I've got Aussie Onions
spring onions that keep multiplying TG.
And what's a 3 cornered leek when it's at home?
I've grown perennial lettuce - some is still going. And perennial broccoli, it went on for ages which was great because my family is addicted to green vege's unlike most people's kids. I'd like to see some perennial carrots too since between the kids and the horses we go thru tonnes of the b*ggars.Ali
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