How to grow and use yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius), an Andean root crop that produces large storage roots that are juicy and slighly sweet and are most commonly eaten raw like a fruit.
Yacón (Smallanthus sonchifolius) – Amateur Bot-ann-ist
Yacon information and growing instructions, Bekya is said to be a Korean commercial variety (although it almost certainly originated in the Andes).
Yacon, Bekya
Potato, Myatt's Ashleaf - Cultivariable
Yacon information and growing instructions, Morado is a Peruvian variety with red/purple skin and flesh that develops to a very light orange with
Yacon, Morado
Yacon wild relatives information, This variety is offered intermittently and in small quantities., There is no history of edible uses of this plant
Smallanthus maculatus
This product is not currently available. This catalog page is for reference only., 200 pages, softcover, 8.5 x 11 inches, full color, 166 photos and
The Cultivariable Growing Guide (Print Edition)
Andean potato information and growing instructions, Potato products and sizes, This is an OSSI open source variety. Click for more information about
Potato, Twanoh y Azul
Potato, Valparaiso - Cultivariable
Yacon information and growing instructions This is an OSSI open source variety. Click for more information about open source seeds. Yacon ships in
Yacon, Quinault - Cultivariable
Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) - The Cultivariable Growing Guide
Yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius) - The Cultivariable Growing Guide
Yacon: Happy in the Heat - Cultivariable
Canchan, also commonly known as “papa rosada,” is a very popular variety in Peru, developed by the International Potato Center (CIP) in the 1970s and
Potato, Canchan - Cultivariable