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Sparking Joy: Perennial Vegetables for Harvesting over Winter.

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In this episode of White Strawberries, I dig into the unsung heroes of the vegetable garden: perennials!

You’ll learn about my three favourite edible roots — yacón, Jerusalem artichokes, and oca (NZ yams) — and the leafy perennials I would grow even if I only had 1m2 of garden bed: Sorrel, perpetual spinach, Welsh onions, and chives.

These plants are weedy in the best way, nutrient-dense, and perfect for gardeners who want to reduce the time and effort they spend in their garden, so they can do other things (probably more gardening! ;) )...

🌱 In this episode:

  • Why yacón, oca, and Jerusalem artichokes are great for your belly and your garden
  • How to plant, harvest, and eat these unusual root crops
  • The leafy greens that survive — and even thrive — through cold seasons with minimal effort.
  • Why we don't see these perennials in super market chains.

🧺 Giveaway!

Want to try growing yacón, oca, or Jerusalem artichokes yourself?
I'm giving some away!
If you're in Aotearoa, check out @whitestrawberriespodcast on Instagram or Facebook for giveaway details.

🏵️🌿💗 What do you think?
Let me know what perennial you’re excited to grow!
Tag me on Instagram @whitestrawberriespodcast or join the chat on Facebook: White Strawberries Podcast.

  continue reading

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Manage episode 498580965 series 3660994
Content provided by Samantha Penman. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Samantha Penman or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

In this episode of White Strawberries, I dig into the unsung heroes of the vegetable garden: perennials!

You’ll learn about my three favourite edible roots — yacón, Jerusalem artichokes, and oca (NZ yams) — and the leafy perennials I would grow even if I only had 1m2 of garden bed: Sorrel, perpetual spinach, Welsh onions, and chives.

These plants are weedy in the best way, nutrient-dense, and perfect for gardeners who want to reduce the time and effort they spend in their garden, so they can do other things (probably more gardening! ;) )...

🌱 In this episode:

  • Why yacón, oca, and Jerusalem artichokes are great for your belly and your garden
  • How to plant, harvest, and eat these unusual root crops
  • The leafy greens that survive — and even thrive — through cold seasons with minimal effort.
  • Why we don't see these perennials in super market chains.

🧺 Giveaway!

Want to try growing yacón, oca, or Jerusalem artichokes yourself?
I'm giving some away!
If you're in Aotearoa, check out @whitestrawberriespodcast on Instagram or Facebook for giveaway details.

🏵️🌿💗 What do you think?
Let me know what perennial you’re excited to grow!
Tag me on Instagram @whitestrawberriespodcast or join the chat on Facebook: White Strawberries Podcast.

  continue reading

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