Grow your own tender artichokes! This improved variety produces large, edible flower buds at the tops of sturdy stalks. Harvest buds before they open for culinary use. If left unharvested, the buds unfurl into spectacular purple, thistle-like flowers that are excellent for fresh or dried arrangements.
Plant in rich, well-drained soil. Provide consistent moisture for best bud production. In cold climates, mulch heavily in winter or grow as an annual.
Edible landscaping, vegetable gardens, or ornamental borders. The architectural foliage adds texture even when not in bloom.
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