How cool! According to the label on my packet I just bought, the rootlets are supposedly 2 years old. Would they still need 3 years once in the ground, or just one year, do you think? (They are Mary Washingtons)
24 posted on 02/22/2013 2:56:25 PM PST by TEXOKIE
(We must surrender only to our Holy God and never to the evil that has befallen us.)
Mine required 3 years in the ground to really start producing. I probably had a dozen meals last year from my little patch. I can already see the difference this year, and it's sorta early for them to be up.
/johnny
28 posted on 02/22/2013 3:00:50 PM PST by JRandomFreeper
(Gone Galt)