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Various Mirlitons and Tubers (Chayotera): Metairie, Uptown New Orleans and Mirliton Tuber (chayote)

Miss Olive variety, New Orleans

Miss Olive variety, New Orleans

Root serves as a water reserve for plant. It begins to grow in the second year of the plant and can be harvested without damaging the plant. Cooked like any tuber, Instructions for harvesting will be posted on the FAQ page.

Subterranean root harvest fro second year plant. Edible.

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