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Tag Archives: perennials
Sweet and Sour
Stevia (Stevia rebaudiana) is incredibly, almost unbelievably sweet. One little nibble and all you taste is sweet for a long time. It grows quite well in my garden, dying back all the way to the ground in the winter and … Continue reading
Food Forest Cloning
Michael Pollan, in the documentary film The Botany of Desire (perhaps also in the book?), calls cannabis growers “the best gardeners of my generation.” Indeed, when I set out to research building a DIY cloning system to populate my food … Continue reading
Bolivian Sunroot
In addition to the standard spring and summer vegetables, I like to grow things that are a little bit more unusual – Bolivian sunroot, or yacón, for example. It’s a perennial from the Andes, and I ordered my original crown … Continue reading
Annuity Crops
Perennials are an investment. That is, you put them in the ground, and then sooner or later – two, three, five, ten years down the line – you hope to have fruit or flowers. So it is with many plants … Continue reading