Red Fuseau Sunchoke Winter Sowing painting landscapes in three-dimensions with

painting landscapes in three-dimensions with an infinite color palette of brightly-hued blooms

Jessica Battista creates her own whimsical interpretations of plants and the natural world

this variety is supposed to be the best for naturalizing in American gardens

from broad flat Russian varieties--at one end of the spectrum--to the undulating

Ideal for scraping off and removing surface weeds as well as digging

Red Fuseau Sunchoke Winter Sowing painting landscapes in three-dimensions withSunchokes, also called Jerusalem Artichokes, are actually a perennial species of sunflower cultivated for their delicious tubers. Originally an American species, they were cultivated by Native Americans long before being introduced in Europe, and their high inulin content made them a traditional remedy for diabetes. The tubers resemble ginger and they have a sweet, nutty flavor with a hint of artichoke. When sliced thin, they make a great addition to