DASHEEN ROOT,EDDOS, LARGE TARO, CARIBBEAN PRODUCTS USE SAME AS POTATO COOKING BANANA Hard Green the pegs will become brittle

the pegs will become brittle

and has lily-like foliage

If you plan on holding the seeds over until spring

Set the plant in place so the crown (part of the plant where the root meets the stem) is about 1-2 inches below the soil surface

Traditional tall fescue grass seeds will clump together

DASHEEN ROOT,EDDOS, LARGE TARO, CARIBBEAN PRODUCTS USE SAME AS POTATO COOKING BANANA Hard Green the pegs will become brittleGrow Edible Taro (DASHEEN) in the Garden for Food Taro is a versatile food crop grown in China, Japan, and the West Indies. Its corms and lateral tubers, called eddos, are edible and can be cooked in various ways. Dasheen is a key ingredient in callaloo, a popular Caribbean dish that features tender, mushroom like shoots produced by growing corms in the dark. Dasheen, also known as Taro or Cocoyam, is a versatile crop, grown primarily for its large