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A Tart Little Tuber from the Andes
A couple of weeks ago I noticed the motley assortment of pots in the middle of my greenhouse floor, dragged there for minimal protection from the winter cold and now adorned with the limp, frozen foliage of various tender plants. … Continue reading
Posted in Vegetables
Tagged ibia, New Zealand yam, Nichols Garden Nursery, oca, Oxalis tuberosa, papa extranjera
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