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Green Globe

Green Globe artichokes grow on such attractive plants that they are often found in the flower garden. A little patience is needed but the wait is worthwhile. A rich and deeply dug soil is required for the plants to produce their best heads. Starting in March or April, sow seed outdoors 1.5cm (0.5") deep in a seedbed and transplant to the permanent position when seedlings large enough to handle. Water well. Allow 2-3ft between plants as they will eventually reach a height of 5ft. Young plants produce their best heads in the second year of cropping and become more prolific each year. To cook, rinse thoroughly under a tap and remove the pointed tips. Boil in salty water for 20-40 minutes until tender. Drain upside down and serve hot with melted butter or Hollandaise sauce. Matures in 5 to 7 months. (open pollinated seeds)
 
Growing Details
 
Item No Product Weight Est.Seed Ct Price   Qty.
AR100A Green Globe 2 g 40 2.69  
AR100B Green Globe 5 g 100 4.29  
AR100C Green Globe 25 g 300 6.89  
AR100D Green Globe 100 g 2000 17.95  

Growing Details

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Easy to grow!. Artichokes can be produced from seeds or from perennials. Perennials produce the edible flower only during the second and subsequent year, while varieties from seeds can be annual. Commercial culture is limited to warm areas hardiness zone 7 and above. Growing Artichokes require good soil, regular watering and feeding plus frost protection in winter. Rooted suckers can be planted each year so that mature specimens can be disposed of after a few years, as each individual plant only lives a few years. The peak season for artichoke harvesting is the spring, but they continue to be harvested throughout the summer, with another peak period in mid autumn.
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