Growing Jerusalem Artichokes, also Sunchoke

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06 May 13 Di (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
I have one plant that is dying off, one just finished flowering - both from last year's crop. I'll be digging tomorrow, yippee. I have always had them roasted or boiled. Love them but yes, flatulence is a problem.
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14 May 13 (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hello Di I was wondering how much yield you got from your plants I am also a sub tropical grower and considering it was the first time I grew them very happy with my results still picking them and next year will grow 10 times the amount cheers
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