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Salsify and Scorzonera
------------------------------------------------------------------------ A deliciously delicate flavour, supposedly reminiscent of oysters and asparagus. They look unprepossessing, a bit like underdeveloped parsnips, with an odd colour to boot, but they are quite superb. * They will do best in a soil dug deeply in autumn, stone-free, and without adding manure (like carrots). * Sow seed, 6 inches apart, in rows 1 foot apart. As they grow, thin to about 9-12 inches apart - don't bother transplanting the thinnings. * Water in dry weather. * And from mid-October, you can start lifting the roots, through to January or February. You will have to dig deep to pull the whole root out - they are easy to break. |
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