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Originally Posted by joseph
That's easier to say than to do... It's not so much that they are invasive (in the meaning that they move from place to place in the garden) but once they get established they are rhizomous and not easily eradicated.
I dig sunroot tubers both in the fall, and in the spring, and anytime during the winter that the ground is not frozen.
I am currently working on edible cana lillies.
I would like to work on edible dahlias if I could find varieties with simple flowers (like a sunflower).
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Hi Joseph,
Dealing with "invasive" means not planting them in the ground. I already have issues with Virginia Creeper and truly know what invasive means. I plan to use large containers filled with compost that I've been making since 2004. It ought to be done by now.
