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How to grow Jerusalem artichokes by Rex Trulove Jerusalem artichokes are not related to what we commonly call artichokes. This is important, since Jerusalem artichokes are a species of sunflower, so they have totally different requirements as compared to globe artichokes. The Jerusalem artichoke ... More> How to grow globe artichokes by Rex Trulove An artichoke is actually a member of the thistle family. The leaves are thorny and the part bought in the store is part of the flower before it blooms. As with most of the thistle family, artichokes are hardy and live in various climates. However, t... More>
	How to eat an artichoke by Anne Lambelin Artichoke: at the Heart of the Matter Speak about artichoke and people picture straight away a ball covered in scales which is said to be edible! Quite right, cynara cardunculus, or globe artichoke as its common name stands, is often called the &ldq... More> Great seasonal spring ingredients for your cooking recipes by Stan Wrobel My favorites in the early spring are rhubarb, Jerusalem artichoke, leek, green garlic, and asparagus. Rhubarb, although not as widely known, grown or enjoyed as in years past, is a great springtime treat that can be made into delicious sauces and pi... More>
Recipes: Lamb dishes for Easter by Victoria Tiegert Lamb is a favorite meal of mine, but not so loved by my children or my husband. Luckily, Easter comes my way once every year and with the large gathering we serve, I have a perfect excuse to prepare this delectable meat alongside the ham to ensure t... More> Insect facts: Jerusalem cricket by Elizabeth Coughlan The Jerusalem cricket (genus Stenopelmatus; Orthoptera Stenopelmatidae) is a fearsome-looking insect. It is about two inches long and has the appearance of an enormous, bloated, wingless bee. Although it looks ferocious, it isn't dangerous to humans... More>
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