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Old 01-10-2004, 06:23 PM
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My first time for this veggie. I planted some tubers from the nursery. They
are now a 10 -12 foot tall 'forest' which has been tied to a deck railing.
We are going away for 2 months during which they may get some frost. Is
there any further steps to take?


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Old 01-10-2004, 10:34 PM
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The tubers are safe underground. If fact you can leave them there and
dig them up any time through early spring. They actually keep best in
the ground. By this time of year they have done all the growing
they're going to do

On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 17:23:03 GMT, "My side" wrote:

My first time for this veggie. I planted some tubers from the nursery. They
are now a 10 -12 foot tall 'forest' which has been tied to a deck railing.
We are going away for 2 months during which they may get some frost. Is
there any further steps to take?



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Old 02-10-2004, 06:11 PM
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"My side" wrote:

My first time for this veggie. I planted some tubers from the nursery. They
are now a 10 -12 foot tall 'forest' which has been tied to a deck railing.
We are going away for 2 months during which they may get some frost. Is
there any further steps to take?


Quick! Dig them all up right now! Get every last little piece, before
they take over your whole yard, and you can't find your house.
Seriously, frost won't hurt them, just leave them in the ground and
they'll be fine. But, I was only half joking above, they will multiply
like crazy.
Also, be aware, no matter how you prepare them, they will produce the
mother of all flatulence.


Ross.
To email, remove the obvious from my address.
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"My side" wrote:

My first time for this veggie. I planted some tubers from the nursery. They
are now a 10 -12 foot tall 'forest' which has been tied to a deck railing.
We are going away for 2 months during which they may get some frost. Is
there any further steps to take?


Quick! Dig them all up right now! Get every last little piece, before
they take over your whole yard, and you can't find your house.
Seriously, frost won't hurt them, just leave them in the ground and
they'll be fine. But, I was only half joking above, they will multiply
like crazy.
Also, be aware, no matter how you prepare them, they will produce the
mother of all flatulence.


Ross.
To email, remove the obvious from my address.
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