Yellow Nutsedge - an aggressive weed or a trendy paleo food? (Cyperus esculentus) скачать в хорошем качестве

Yellow Nutsedge - an aggressive weed or a trendy paleo food? (Cyperus esculentus)

Most gardeners have heard or dealt with Yellow Nutsedge, the plant that multiplies every time it is pulled and spreads by seed and rhizome in the garden. And some of you may have seen Tiger Nuts for sale in grocery stores and online, promoted as a healthy paleo food that is also the original ingredient in horchata (before rice became a substitute). What do they have in common? Turns out everything. Tiger Nuts are the tubers of cultivated Yellow Nutsedge, Cyperus esculentus. The agricultural varieties are selected to be clumping, sterile, and produce hazelnut-sized tubers. If you love irony, you could plant the crop culture among the weed patch and call it a "Paleo Garden". Plant Delights Nursery exists to support Juniper Level Botanic Garden - a 28-acre educational, research, and display garden located near Raleigh, NC (USDA zone 7b/8a). JLBG campus contains more than 27000 plants, many of which are unique, rare, endangered or extinct in their native habitat. Our mission is to collect, study, preserve, propagate, and share these plants with gardeners around the world. Every plant you purchase supports our ex-situ conservation efforts and helps preserve botanic diversity in the face of climate change. http://plantdelights.com http://jlbg.org