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04-18-2008, 05:10 PM
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Green Thumb
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Brantford, ON, Canada
Posts: 77
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Crosne-A new vegetable for me.
I receive about 30 crosne tubers today and found information for planting. They will be in the ground tomorrow. 18 April 2008 Crosne Tubers 18 April 2008 Crosne tubers. I have a contained area for growing.
Pronounciation is 'Crone'. Plant 7cm deep, 15cm apart. Harvest after frost kills the foliage. Leave in the ground until needed. Scrub and then boil the pretty pearl tubers for 5-10 minutes, or use in salads, or stir fry. Tip: When harvesting, drop the artichokes straight into a bucket of cold water to start soaking of the dirt. |
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