You can visit our Cynara scolymus page or browse the pictures using the next and previous links. If you've been inspired take a look at the Cynara plants in our garden centre.
Artichoke
By Tommymoo
26 Mar, 2016
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14 March 2016
I split one of my artichokes and moved the little ones to a new spot.
One plant was divided into 7!
Comments on this photo
Are these white flowers chamomile? Seven artichoke plants should give you a very nice show.
26 Mar, 2016
They are edible but I'm not really keen: I'd rather see the flowers! Luckily, mine have never had problems of black fly so far. Bees just love them!
26 Mar, 2016
Klahanie,
these white flowers are not chamomile, unfortunately! They are just daisy-lookalike weeds. Seven artichoke plants would look fab, I hope, but I might have planted these little ones too close each other.
26 Mar, 2016
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What else?
See who else is growing Cynara scolymus (Artichoke Imperial Star).
See who else has plants in genus Cynara.
This photo is of "Artichoke (Globe artichoke)" in Tommymoo's garden
Do you eat the artichoke hearts or are they purely ornimantal? The flower heads are really spectacular, although mine get covered in black fly.
26 Mar, 2016