Assertion: jerusalem artichoke's tuber | /r/CapableOf | leave in the ground
Facets:
value: over winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: for spring harvest
type: PURPOSE
value: for winter storage
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: It’s highly recommended that you pick a permanent planting spot or bed for your Jerusalem artichoke crop since tubers left in the ground will grow the following year.
text: In subtropical areas and poorly drained soils the tubers may rot if left in the ground once the tops die back, so it is better to dig the whole harvest at once.
text: Jerusalem artichokes are persistent, so if you don’t want them coming back the following year, make sure you remove every last one - tubers left in the ground will regrow into a large plant the following spring.
text: In fact, tubers left in the ground can survive the harsh winter.
text: Tubers can be harvested in the fall or left in the ground for winter storage and spring harvest.
text: Tubers left in the ground over winter will retain high eating quality for several months without developing sugar.
text: Tubers left in the ground will regrow the following season.
text: Tubers left in the ground over winter will retain high eating quality for several months without developing sugar.
text: Tubers can be dug up at anytime but leave in the ground until required rather than lifting and storing.
text: Tubers can be harvested in the fall or left in the ground for winter storage and spring harvest.
text: The tubers are very hardy and could be left in the ground until needed in winter.
text: Tubers can be harvested all winter and are best left in the ground until needed.
text: If the tubers are left in the ground it will multiply quite easily and can become pretty invasive.
text: Any small or even partial tuber left in the ground will likely sprout again in spring.
text: The plants will regenerate themselves and spread from any tubers left in the ground; they can be hard to get rid of if you miss any in the ground in the fall.