...and the Artichokes will be ready for use and the raspberries for cutting down for another year.
posted by Mike at 9:35 PM
Sunday, November 05, 2006
...and the Artichokes will be ready for use and the raspberries for cutting down for another year.
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3 Comments:
Hi Mike,
We lifted some of our J.artichokes the other day.I was thrilled to see pretty good-sized tubers,thanks to the quality seed tubers!
Never tried those - must be a bit more adventurous.
My raspberries are all pruned - ha ha
Hi KT - glad to learn that the artichokes were OK - now prepare yourselved for the effects!
AL - if the tubers are ok I'll send you some if you like - and post some recipes of course. They are one of the most delicious vegetables I have ever tasted - and quite unique!
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