Growing Jerusalem Artichokes, also Sunchoke

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01 Jun 14 Michael (Australia - cool/mountain climate)
How can we store recently harvested tubers from now until planting time in Nov/Dec?
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13 Oct 15 Paul (Australia - cool/mountain climate)
A lady I treat gave me a kilo from her communal garden, I shredded them and fermented them wìth some turkeric.At 20gm a day rdi that should last a couple of months
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17 Feb 15 Peter Dalton (Australia - tropical climate)
I keep a few of the smaller tubers in the crisper in the bottom of the fridge for next year, I place them in a fresh vegie bag which has air holes in it.
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