White Mammoth Sunchoke (Organic)
$8.00
Helianthus tuberosus var Mammoth White
White mammoth is one of the largest varieties of sunchoke growing 9ft+ and producing some of the largest tubers. This variety is abundant, but the tubers are knobby so they are harder to clean.
Sunchokes, also called Jerusalem Artichokes, are actually a relative of sunflower cultivated for their tubers. Sunchokes are a native root group from the Midwest with a high inulin content, they were/are a traditional remedy for diabetes. The tubers resemble ginger size, but are usually cooked like a potatoes (mashed, fried, roasted, etc). Watch out they give you GAS if you eat too much đŸ™‚
USDAÂ Certified Organic
Pot Size: 4inch pot
Plant size: Nov- April (dormant root) April-Oct (3-10inches tall)
USDA Hardiness 3-10
Red Fuseau is stunning red variety with a sweet flavor and thin skins.They come back year after year and are extremely hardy and grow upto 10ft ending their season with beautiful mini-sunflowers before the tubers are ready,
USDA Organic
Pot Size: 4inch pot
Plant size: Nov- April (dormant root) April-Oct (4-10inches tall)
USDA Hardiness 3-10
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White Mammoth Sunchoke (Organic)
Weight | 1 oz |
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Dimensions | 10 × 11 × 12 in |
Helianthus tuberosus var Mammoth White
White mammoth is one of the largest varieties of sunchoke growing 9ft+ and producing some of the largest tubers. This variety is abundant, but the tubers are knobby so they are harder to clean.
Sunchokes, also called Jerusalem Artichokes, are actually a relative of sunflower cultivated for their tubers. Sunchokes are a native root group from the Midwest with a high inulin content, they were/are a traditional remedy for diabetes. The tubers resemble ginger size, but are usually cooked like a potatoes (mashed, fried, roasted, etc). Watch out they give you GAS if you eat too much đŸ™‚
USDAÂ Certified Organic
Pot Size: 4inch pot
Plant size: Nov- April (dormant root) April-Oct (3-10inches tall)
USDA Hardiness 3-10
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