Post by Yoris on Apr 25, 2019 21:58:47 GMT -7
See this link (which talks about a gardener cultivating it as a vegetable and pickling it): www.holisticlivingschool.org/floridas-radish-betony/
Anyway, these things are supposed to get quite long. They are supposed to be extremely invasive (at least in the south; I'm not sure what they'd do in the northwest).
So, I wonder why people aren't growing this primarily instead of Chinese artichokes, if they're bigger and more prolific.
Anyway, these things are supposed to get quite long. They are supposed to be extremely invasive (at least in the south; I'm not sure what they'd do in the northwest).
So, I wonder why people aren't growing this primarily instead of Chinese artichokes, if they're bigger and more prolific.