Jerusalem Artichoke Seed Tubers - White

I'm offering 1 XL~4 oz seed tuber of the Stampede varietal. Roughly 3-6 oz, which is enough to get anyone started. Each tuber can be split into as many as 20 chunks. Plant them immediately.
Unlike potatoes, these can and SHOULD be used raw in many dishes. When cooked, they have a creamy, slightly nutty taste. The skin is entirely edible, so, please, don't peel them.
Make sure to share your bonanza with friends and family who may want easy edible landscaping plants. The stalks which can reach 10-12' tall resemble Blackeyed Susans and produce small 2-3" Yellow flowers in mid-late Autumn. A small percentage of the tiny seeds will prove viable, resulting in more varieties. Some will be good for eating, while others may be purely decorative. Any wind damaged stalk can be planted, with a high chance of producing more tubers.
Happy cultivating!