I've seen that sunchokes "just want to grow", so I was wondering how I should store them over a long cold winter.
This is mostly so I can have seed (community garden) in the spring, but I will also be eating some.
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Sign up to join this communityKeep them moist and sealed in a bag at around 32F. Treat them a bit like potatoes except that they are resilient to frost and freezing. In fact, they do survive buried in frozen ground over winter.