Many people are puzzled by the giant, oddly-shaped, green vegetable (technically the flowering bud of a thistle plant), wondering which parts are ... test by rubbing artichoke heads together.

The first part of its common name may come from ... Here's how to grow Jerusalem artichokes in your garden. Plant Jerusalem ...

Thistles are a marvelous group of plants. Botanists place them all as members of the sunflower (or aster) family, which is a ...

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Its ancestry can be traced back to the wild cardoon, a thistle-like plant native to the Mediterranean ... which is the inedible part of the artichoke located in the centre. Use a spoon to scoop ...

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I would imagine that most artichoke lovers eat them in one of two ways ... of course – the sum is much better than just their ...

It was in October 1880 that the Department of Agriculture in Washington first received word of a strange plant that had begun ... Iowa, Nebraska, parts of Wisconsin—all were being overtaken.

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