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Who is growing Apios americana (ground nut)?

 
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anyone doing any work with Apios americana (ground nut)?
 
Dave Hartman
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I have some in the ground. I also have grown a couple in a geothermal greenhouse. I have yet to eat any as I want to propagate as many as possible.
 
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I have planted it twice and so far not been able to get it to grow.

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I grew it in the greenhouse last year. Planted it with the squash the vine was very vigorous and followed the squash vines.

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