Alliance is definitely easier/better for PVE raiding. Horde is better for PVP. 

Paladins and fear ward for Dwarf Priests are amazing.

Most raids will want Paladins around for their buffs. A good Priest will always be more valuable than a Paladin though, and since not everyone on Alliance will want to go Dwarf Priest for Fear Ward, if *you* plan on going Dwarf Priest then you'll be set.

Dwarf Priests on Alliance are basically the #1 preferred class/race combo to take into raids for healing. Paladins are nice, but Priests definitely show them up and Dwarf Priests even more so.Chinese Artichokes: a Tuber with a Difference
Although relatively difficult to source planting material, Chinese artichokes are an incredibly easy vegetable to grow.
Like potatoes and Jerusalem artichokes, this is a tuber, but it is not related to either of these plants. Nor is it related to the globe artichoke which is sometimes called an Italian artichoke, and is not a tuber at all.
Mature tubers from this plant are small and spiral shaped, no longer than 4-6 cm (just a fraction of an inch) long. They are a creamy white colour and when clean have a pretty, pearl-like sheen.
About Chinese Artichokes
The botanical name of this vegetable is Stachys affinis, whereas the Jerusalem artichoke is Helianthus tuberosus, and the globe or Italian artichoke is Cynara scolymus. It is also has a number of alternative names including Japanese artichoke, knotroot, crosne and artichoke betony.
These are tuberous rooted perennial plants that are related to the mint family (Lamiaceae) and grow well in similar fertile, well-drained soils that are partially shaded. They form low-growing bushes that tend to sprawl. The leaves look similar to lemon balm (another member of the Lamiaceae family), but unlike lemon balm, they don’t have any aroma.
Growing Chinese Artichokes
These vegetables may only be propagated from tubers which are planted to a depth of about 75-100 mm (3-4 inches) and 225-300 mm (9-12 inches) apart. Rows should be well spaced – 450 mm (6 inches) – which means they do take up quite a lot of room.
Once established, this is not a demanding crop. While a little liquid fertiliser and mulch will encourage growth, the only other procedures to follow are straight-forward weeding and earthing up as for potatoes. They should also be watered regularly because if the plants dry out they become dormant. Hot, dry ground also produces small, bitter tubers.
Chinese artichokes are harvested once their leaves have died off in autumn. They should not be left in the ground otherwise they will shrivel. They also should not be left in the ground in the hope that they will sprout and regrow the following year. The tubers should be lifted before the soil is “cleaned” for the next crop to be planted.
Preparing and Eating Chinese Artichokes
The spiral shape of these vegetables makes them impossible to peel or scrape. However the skin is thin and so they don’t need to be peeled. A quick scrub under cold running water is all that is required.
The flavour of these unusual artichokes is delicate and nutty. They are sometimes eaten raw, but more often stir fried. They may be cooked in the same way as Jerusalem artichokes and are also popular as a chopped garnish.
In the East (in both China and Japan) this type of tuber is frequently pickled.
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Good clarification. I love read it Martha
what kind of soil pH do they require? i am about to plant out a small plant in a bucket. its jan 2nd in NZ mid summer.
Hi Nola – I believe soil PH should be 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
Hi, I have some growing and after I havest in the autumn do I plant the next crop as last year I left them and they shrivaled dramatically. If I do plant again are they frost tender? Thanks for the infp
They grow WILD in my flower garden! When I first tilled my garden I thought they were giant grubs!
How do you kill them in your flower beds and lawn????[Co-op][DS3][PC] anything co-op from the beginning till Abyss Watchers, guidance for newcomers

I have just started a new build and am looking for people who needs guidance: there are lots of stuff that are tucked away and it is easy to miss key items/NPCs whichg are important for side quests, certtain builds etc. so I decided to help newcomers (or anyone who need help really) on their journey. I am also down for clearing out areas, fighting bosses, basically anything. 

Name of the build: Densi the VictorYes sir it does as does maelstrom. Most trinkets and other gear that says something like “chance on melee attack to blah blah blah” it works for Druid. Now if it says “on weapon hit”  it doesn’t work for Druid. When you shift forms as a Druid you basically unequip your weapon. You keep the stats from it, but it’s non existent. That’s why disarms don’t do anything to a Druid. Honestly though HOJ isn’t that amazing on Druid. It’s not bad, but I think Blackhands and Rune of the guard captain are better pre BIS for consistent raid DPS. Getting an extra auto on a Cat auto attack isn’t really that amazing cause they don’t hit very hard. I’d even debate that Counter Attack Lodestone from a DM N tribute run is better than a HOJ. But maelstrom is a different subject. That might be better. I don’t have any data on that items DPS on a Druid.’).
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