20 perennial vegetable plants

Would I REALLY like enough space to grow all of these? YES!

I hope someone else will be inspired

Mint--in buried pots to contain spread

chives. Dig up the clump every 3-4 years and separate

horseradish: only harvest the side roots. Do you disturb the taproot

Egyptian walking onion

radicchio: flavor mellowest in fall or winter

scarlet runner bean in places without hard freezes

sea kale: full sun or partial shade. Mild. Late winter place bucket or dark pot over shoots in spring

good king Henry

lovage celery relative but use 1/4 as much as celery

peppers: in frost free climates or in pots that can move into shelter in cooler weather

CLUMPING bamboo

cardun

rhubarb

globe artichoke

sorrel: cut every flower stock the minute you see it.

tree collards

tontin bean

Jerusalem (girasol) artichoke or sunchoke (fartichoke): thin metal barrier, cut off flower steams

asparagus: modern all male hybrid

meringa miracle tree: leaves flowers, seed pods

copacing: cut it down 2x a year

walking stick cabbage: leftover parts literally build your house. When plant dies, don't compost stem. Sand it make a walking stick

Okay and 5:28 hours of sleep.

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