Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke) Soil Type|Rich fast drainging though not all species and

though not all species and varieties produce leaves whose scent is highly attractive and mood-altering to cats

" "Deck the Halls

avoid placing in a west facing window as the foliage will likely scorch

making it a dependable and low-maintenance addition to shaded or protected landscapes

Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke) Soil Type|Rich fast drainging though not all species andSunchokes or Helianthus turberosa is a native perennial plant to Tennessee. Interestingly enough, this plant is not a true artichoke nor is it from Jerusalem lol. It is however, a large, robust yellow perennial sunflower with broad, thick leaves and rough, hairy stems. The root or tuber from this plant is highly nutritious and, unlike potatoes, contains no starch, but rather carbohydrate in a form that is metabolized into natural sugar. Be careful,