Gyp likes to inspect the work and make sure we don't miss any tubers
Our first proper crop of Artichokes this season,the crop is looking good..I guess the heavy rain in the summer wasn't all bad.
Thursday, 6 November 2008
Artichokes are in season
We reduced the tops of the Jerusalem Artichokes to make harvesting simpler and to prevent wind blow. When the plants blow over the tubers can be brought to the surface which will attract rabbits and pheasants which will happily eat all they can find.
Gyp likes to inspect the work and make sure we don't miss any tubers
Our first proper crop of Artichokes this season,the crop is looking good..I guess the heavy rain in the summer wasn't all bad.
Gyp likes to inspect the work and make sure we don't miss any tubersOur first proper crop of Artichokes this season,the crop is looking good..I guess the heavy rain in the summer wasn't all bad.
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