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sun choke and garlic starts available

dustin_nevadanorth

14 years ago

I have some starts of Clearwater sunchoke - Helianthus tuberosus also known as Jerusalem artichoke available. There is also some of my hard neck garlic left. If you want to try some let me know.

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drahme
14 years ago
Hi,

I'd be very interested in a few Clearwater and Garlic starts.

I'll be around through the 7th. I have some Adam's Needle Yucca and numerous Cacti pads if you are interested. Also have a number of Red Flame yucca seeds, Silver Stripe bamboo culms , extra day lily tubers and a couple 'native' crab apple trees too

D Rahme.

Here is a link that might be useful: Nevada Gardening
hidesert_windy
14 years ago
I don't have anything to trade but I am interested in the sunchokes. I've tried them before, three times I think. I never get more than a burst of growth in the spring and then nothing. I'd be VERY interested in how you grow them.
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dustin_nevadanorth
Original Author
14 years ago
Garlic is all spoken for but still have sunchokes. Nothing special for the sunchokes. I just stuck them in the ground (a sandy soil) add water and they grew. If you are in the Reno area just let me know. You can pick up during the day. Send me an email on the side to arrange a pick up location. No trade necessary.

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