Difference between revisions of "Black salsify"
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- This is a most delicious vegetable. The cooked roots taste very much like asparagus sprouts. The roots of this plants grow deep in the soil and take in many valuable minerals. The roots can become one meter long. This plant can withstand frost so it can be harvested throughout winter.
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Black salsify seeds
See also
External links
- Scorzonera hispanica Wikipedia
