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  1. I would love to have a few of those sunchokes. I can’t find any sources of them and the ones at the hippie store are soft and practically moldy. I would pay you for them and shipping.

    I reallize this may sound crazy to you LOL! I feel the same about mint… Big Mistake! I plan to have a patch and mow all around it. to keep it in line. Have you tried that?

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    1. I mow on two sides, but I put them in the corner of a garden bed, so I can’t mow on the other side. Moose Tubers, a division of Fedco Co-op Garden Supplies, sells sunchokes. That’s where I got my starting tubers. Not that I necessarily mind getting rid of some, but the post office can be fussy about shipping live plant material. Moose Tubers can be found at: http://www.fedcoseeds.com/moose.htm

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  2. Thanks so much for the disclosure link. I have been unsure how to add that to my website. Great website! Thanks for all the information.

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