#perennialvegetables

[clairelindow]

Nine star perennial broccoli: such a big fan of this perennial vegetable. Every trip to the allotment and they give me a bouquet of broccoli sprouts to take home. I think I need to sow some more for the back garden! #ninestarbroccoli #perennialvegetables https://www.instagram.com/p/CPLlMa5nmy4/?utm_medium=tumblr

[luckymortal]

More of these same spring ingredients, perennial kale, Turkish rocket, chives, vegan sausage, pasta with a light tomato cream sauce. #vegan, #perennialvegetables https://www.instagram.com/p/BxYzugCHI_d/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ngp74svql8xw

[yashrajputofficial]

Breakfast #healthychoice #healthymary #fitfoodfab #healthydinner #giantvegetables #fitfoodlife #healthybaking #grilledvegetables #healthyfoodporn #brusselsprouts #healthyfoodideas #fitfoodlover #healthycooking #fitfoodtogether #tagify_app #sproutsfarmersmarket #roastedvegetables #fitfoods #fitfoodhungary #perennialvegetables #healthyeating #fitfood4lifeangola #vegetablesdelivery #vegetablesarelife #vegetablescurry #vegetablesoup #juicingvegetables #fitfoodfeelgood #healthyeatingideas #radishsprouts https://www.instagram.com/p/Cayk-Qgpm6T/?utm_medium=tumblr

[seedkeeping]

Skirret is a perennial root vegetable that is native to China. Romans brought it to the British Isles in medieval times, where in 1677, English horticulturalist John Worlidge raved that it was: “the sweetest, whitest and most pleasant of roots,” in his Systema Horticulturae. Long before the arrival of the Andean potato, Irish Catholic monks cultivated this sweet parsnip and carrot relative. We consolidated our skirret patches today, hoping to provide beautiful flowers and then seeds from this crop. We harvested some roots for dinner and combined them with potatoes, as suggested by Wolf D. Storl in the Curious History of Vegetables. They are sweet and lovely. After root harvest, we divided each plant into six! #skirret #siumsisarum #apiaceae #umbelliferae #perennialvegetables #seedkeeping #seedsaving

[amareworkshop]

Perennial fruits and vegetables might be my very favorite way to garden. They offer more security than anything else I can think of, truly. #asparagus #perennialgarden #perennialvegetables #zone5 #zone5gardening #vermontgarden #vermontgrown (at Chester, Vermont) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAkiyWRljsO/?igshid=esaghqeob1kd

[mbolism1]

#nofilter ...it really is this pretty! My first asparagus cut of 2019. FINALLY!!! There's a lot more where this came from. I decided I'm making the whole raised bed it's in an asparagus bed. I love how low maintenance it is. That, and once you've had fresh asparagus you grew yourself organically, nothing else compares. 🤓 #mastergardener #plantnerd #vegan #growyourownfood #organic #asparagus #perennialvegetables #gardening #veganlunch #vegetablegardening #thisislunch https://www.instagram.com/p/Bwrvqa1Bk85/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=mbrijks86ihp

[chefcheo]

Free food :) The plantain: a common broadleaf "weed" that we should eat, not kill. This perennial vegetable is free for the picking and packs an amazing amount of nutrition. Full of calcium and vitamin A, plantains also provide vitamins C & K. The plantain also has many amazing healing properties. Heal your gut, use as a gentle expectorant for coughs, soothe an insect bite or a rash... it draws toxins from the body with its astringent nature. READ: https://www.globalhealingcenter.com/natural-health/health-benefits-of-plantain-leaf/ READ MORE: http://www.prairielandherbs.com/plantain.htm #plantain #Food #BroadleafWeed #weed #Health #Healing #Holistic #HolisticHealth #HolisticHealing #PerennialVegetable #vegetable #organic #GMO #digestive #healyourgut #healthyfood #GMOFreeCanada #GMOFreeUSA https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx5ZdSHnqQr/?igshid=56st458tjtwe

[backyardgroceries]

The #perennialvegetables of #rhubarb and #asparagus have just shot up like 🚀s from this last week's hot weather. What's grown like crazy in your garden? #ediblelandscape #urbanfarming #gta5

[vervepreserver-blog]

Goodness Gracious Great Bawls of Guinea Hawgs | FREE access to today's full video, pics, links and other resources--tap the link in my profile (or use the link below): https://www.patreon.com/posts/24817388 @livinlowcarbman - let me know if your travels bring y'all to WNC - I have some fatback with your name on it! Pennies a day, keep the standard-of-care doctor away - search for me on Patreon @carnivorewithcondiments and #healthingyourself @joecohensh #carnivorediet #yes2meat #keto #paleo #ketodiet #lowcarb #lchf #lchp #menopause #primal #antiinflammatory #apoe4 #glutenfree #cbd #diabetes #alzheimers #carnivore #rootcausemedicine #meatheals #autoimmunedisease #ibs #celiac #crohnsdisease #carnivoreketo #pasturedpork #americanguineahog #sausageballs #okra #perennialvegetables https://www.instagram.com/p/BuMa9nzgSgs/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1yeggc50v6v4

[floridaediblelandscaping]

Loving the edges 💓🎶 🌱#cocciniagrandis 🦋#Danausplexippus #ediblelandscaping #perennialvegetables #rosemarylane #floridaediblelandscaping http://ift.tt/2rcC1Ee

[clairelindow]

White sprouting broccoli - White Star. This is a broccoli that was grown from seed April ‘20 and instead of sticking it in the compost when I needed the room in the brassica bed, I moved it into the border. It’s still sprouting shoots, they don’t have broccoli flowers on the new shoots but they are delicious and tender. I’ll keep growing it to see how long it lives and I’m hoping it will be a short lived perennial, hopefully it will mean early broccoli next Spring, only time will tell and it’s fun to experiment. #perennialvegetables #kitchengarden #permaculture https://www.instagram.com/p/CRQkZpdLsDa/?utm_medium=tumblr

[luckymortal]

What’s left of the sea kale in flower. We’ve got 3 of these babies, working on more, which is silly considering we hardly made a dent in eating the broccoli. Should have frozen a whole bunch of it. 🤷‍♂️ #seakale #perennialvegetables #isntshegorgeous😍 https://www.instagram.com/p/CAyAp6OMd9n/?igshid=yba1x2nsx1p4

[gardeningknowhow]

Asparagus - There are different reasons for growing your own #fruits and #vegetables. One reason to grow your own produce is to save money. Most of us usually only grow annual #veggies which die at the end of the season and must be replanted, but #perennialvegetables offer even more bang for your buck. Anyone who is a fan of #asparagus, for example, but not a fan of the cost of buying them in the grocery store can certainly attest to this. Other popular #vegetable #plants that return each year include #rhubarb and #artichoke.

[seedkeeping]

Skirret is a tasty, thin-rooted perennial in the Apiaceae family, related to carrots, parsnips, parsley, etc. Originally from China (where it is still eaten), it was introduced to Europe around or before Roman times, and was grown fairly commonly until the Andean potato came along to replace it with such enormous yields. It was one of few vegetables grown in medieval Ireland - so I intend to savor it as an ancestral crop. Chris and I just tasted it for the first time, boiled and salted. It has the flavor of a carrot or parsnip, and the smooth consistency of a boiled potato. Next time we will cook it with leeks and cabbage and BUTTER, all of which are other old Irish foods. I left half the roots from the unearthed skirret, and will replant them. Apparently, like many things, it is sweeter after the frost, and can be lifted and eaten throughout the winter. I gathered the seeds from the "swamp bed" at Roughwood in Devin, PA last year - it does well in moist soils. I will never have to replant seeds of this easily-divided perennial, though of course I will because I can't stop growing more things. #skirret #siumsisarum #sugarroot #crummock #sukkerrod #suikerwortel #Zuckerwurzel #seedkeeping #seedsaving #perennialvegetables (at Delaware County, Pennsylvania)

[spadeandseeds]

LONGEVITY SPINACH IS THE BUSINESS RIGHT THERE: Damn I 💚 this veg. Mild and delish, raw or cooked, easy to grow, great in pots, on patios, good preventative food medicine for high blood pressure, cancer, and diabetes. In 💚 with its purple cousin Okinawa Spinach. Both perennial. Feeling 🙏🏽 I get to grow my own food on this ashy morning in Los Angeles! #gratitude #perennialvegetables #growfood #growmedicine (at Los Angeles, California)