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I googled for Jerusalem Artichoke recipes and found you all!
I'm just starting my second year of gyo. Last year we had runner and broad beans, ps broccoli, lettuces, rocket, carrots, beetroot garlic and the aforesaid JA that all did well, bad crop of sweetcorn (yes, planted in a block), leeks, bn squash. My blueberry fruited well in the same year it was planted, the tayberry had a few, I found a wild strawberry plant in a wild part of my small garden, I bought two apples a pear and a plum and this year planted a cherry. I am also going to take just one small picking of asparagus.
Is it legal to hunt slugs with cats - I can't find any other way of getting rid of them. The snails climbed up my bean tower and eyeballed me! I spent the whole winter bribing birds to stay in the garden in the hope they will help but saw a blackbird eating a worm yeterday - some help!
Anyway, hello and all that, and thanks for the recipes. Trying new leaves this year and taller broad beans, not bothering with sweetcorn and leeks (how can I not be able to grow leeks I ask you!).
Off to deal with the JA glut now, soup. gratin and bake and freeze - not brave enough to try the bean and JA soup though - asking for trouble!
I'm just starting my second year of gyo. Last year we had runner and broad beans, ps broccoli, lettuces, rocket, carrots, beetroot garlic and the aforesaid JA that all did well, bad crop of sweetcorn (yes, planted in a block), leeks, bn squash. My blueberry fruited well in the same year it was planted, the tayberry had a few, I found a wild strawberry plant in a wild part of my small garden, I bought two apples a pear and a plum and this year planted a cherry. I am also going to take just one small picking of asparagus.
Is it legal to hunt slugs with cats - I can't find any other way of getting rid of them. The snails climbed up my bean tower and eyeballed me! I spent the whole winter bribing birds to stay in the garden in the hope they will help but saw a blackbird eating a worm yeterday - some help!
Anyway, hello and all that, and thanks for the recipes. Trying new leaves this year and taller broad beans, not bothering with sweetcorn and leeks (how can I not be able to grow leeks I ask you!).
Off to deal with the JA glut now, soup. gratin and bake and freeze - not brave enough to try the bean and JA soup though - asking for trouble!
I think that we've discussed more about bubbly tummies than the actual act of cultivating the vegetable !!!!!
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