permaculture

[Lisa MacIver <lisamaciver8@yahoo.com>]

I tried both ways last year (rather later in the season... late
spring, as I recall) and the ones directly planted did a better 
(though to be honest I haven't actually harvested under either plant 
yet).  They are supposed to be able to keep in the ground all winter, 
so it's probably fine to plant now if you mulch well.

Lisa in Ashland Oregon (zone 7)

> I just picked up some sunchoke tubers from the supermarket (organic
> section) 
> with the idea of getting them started in my garden.  I was wondering
> if I 
> should start them in a pot indoors till the weather warms up, or if I
> could 
> just stick them in the ground somewhere and cross my fingers?  I'm in




                
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