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Artichoke Crowns
| | | | | | Artichoke Crowns
In warm areas, such as California, treat as a perennial and leave for 6–7 years until they
need to be divided. In colder regions, artichokes should be treated as annuals as the roots
will die with prolonged freezing. Plant 4–6’ apart, in rows 8' apart. Sold in bundles of 2
bare–root plants. Shipping weight 2.75 lb/bundle. | |
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