>> I've already got ideas for new things that I can add to my Minnesota back yard. :)
Many native foods will grow well in Minnesota, and so will some of the older and sturdier European crops. Try the Good King Henry if you like greens -- that thing still had edible green leaves on it after several frosts. Alliums and caneberries would likely thrive. I'm not sure of the unfamiliar root crops because the tops were dead and I've never tried them, but it seems worth a go.
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Date: 2024-11-16 10:33 pm (UTC)I'm glad you liked them.
>> I've already got ideas for new things that I can add to my Minnesota back yard. :)
Many native foods will grow well in Minnesota, and so will some of the older and sturdier European crops. Try the Good King Henry if you like greens -- that thing still had edible green leaves on it after several frosts. Alliums and caneberries would likely thrive. I'm not sure of the unfamiliar root crops because the tops were dead and I've never tried them, but it seems worth a go.