11 best cardoons

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Artichoke-flavored leaf stalks. The leaf stalks and midrib of cardoon have a similar flavor to artichoke when boiled (not for eating raw). Both portions are commonly used as a side vegetable, addition to stuffing, or in soups and stews. Cardoon must be blanched before it can be eaten. To blanch, tie the stalks up firmly and wrap with black plastic or black and white newspaper. If left unharvested, the 3-4' tall plants will produce large purple thistle-like flowers. The sharply lobed and serrated silver-green leaves add a unique addition to flower arrangements. Spineless plant. Davids Garden Seeds is a Veteran owned business that has been offering quality seeds since 2009. Lot 68063. Sell by 12-31-2022.

• Harvest in about 100 days
• Seeds are Non-GMO, easy to grow and hand packed by David's Garden Seeds in the United States
• Serrated silver-green leaves add a unique addition to flower arrangements
• The leaf stalks and midrib of cardoon have a similar flavor to artichoke when boiled
• Germination rate about 70% or better

• Cardoon Seeds - 3 g Packet ~50 Seeds - Cynara cardunculus
• Non-GMO - Heirloom - Open Pollinated - Premium Seeds - High Germination Rate
• Farm & Garden Vegetable Seeds
• 60-75 Days to Full Maturity - Perennial Crop - Hardiness Zones 7-11
• Mountain Valley Seed Company Brand - Independently Family Owned & Operated Small Seed Company - Premium Quality Seeds

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Cardoon Seeds

Cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) are most popular in Europe where they are added to many dishes, and are gaining popularity in the U.S. plants grow 42” tall and produce thick and fleshy white stalks that can be eaten when cooked. Roots can also be used in dishes like parsnips. Stalks look similar to artichokes and have a taste similar to a mild artichoke when cooked. Sow seeds indoors in January in pots. Then thin out weak plants. Transplant seedlings after the final frost but when it is still cool. Using fertilizer helps growth significantly. Harvest after 60-75 days, leaving the base of the plant for the next season. Take leaves and thorns off and peel the stalks of their outside layer. Then fry, saute, steam, or pickle the stalks. Plants can be kept in the ground for 6-7 years, and after multiple years plants grow up to 6-8’.

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Find out why over half a million customers have chosen Mountain Valley Seed Company for their seed and gardening needs. 100% of our seeds are Non-GMO, and we have a huge selection of organic seed options to choose from. In addition, we offer an amazing selection of Microgreens Kits, Wheatgrass Kits, Indoor Herb Garden Kits & more.

• Ivory White Cardoon Seeds - 2 g Packet ~35 Seeds - Cynara cardunculus
• Non-GMO - Heirloom - Open Pollinated - Premium Seeds - High Germination Rate
• Farm & Garden Vegetable Seeds
• 65 Days to Full Maturity - Perennial in Zones 6 & 9 - Grown as an Annual in most areas of the USA.
• Mountain Valley Seed Company Brand - Independently Family Owned & Operated Small Seed Company - Premium Quality Seeds

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Cardoon - Ivory White

Ivory White Cardoon Seeds. 65 Days. Cynara cardunculus. Non-GMO, Heirloom, Open Pollinated. AKA: White Cardoon, Cardo Bianco Avorio. This wild and untamed predecessor to the domesticated artichoke, the cardoon is a visually stunning ornamental that can be found growing as a decorative prickly weed in many parts of the United States. Native to the Mediterranean, the cardoon was first popularly domesticated for its stunning and eye-catching purple heads, then eventually hybridized into artichoke. Cardoon is related to artichokes but is cultivated for the leaves and ivory white stems which have a mild artichoke flavor when picked early. The flavor grows more bitter as it matures. Commonly used in salads, and also cooked in stews. Has a beautiful artichoke-like flower. Cardoon is a hardy perennial in zones 6-9. For early starts, begin indoors 8-10 weeks prior to final frost date. Using 4 in. pots, plant 2-3 seeds ¼ in. deep in fertile and well-drained soil. Seeds germinate in 10-21 days, thinning back to 1 plant per pot once true leaves are established. Transplant to a sunny and well-tilled spot in the garden, spaced out every 24-36 inches for maximum air flow and yields. About 500 Seeds / Oz.

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Find out why over half a million customers have chosen Mountain Valley Seed Company for their seed and gardening needs. 100% of our seeds are Non-GMO, and we have a huge selection of organic seed options to choose from. In addition, we offer an amazing selection of Microgreens Kits, Wheatgrass Kits, Indoor Herb Garden Kits & more.

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Healthy for you too!!! Cardoon Seeds, Pieno InermeAn Italian cardoon with almost no thorns, delicate flavor, with green ribs that blanch easily. This classic heirloom is highly prized in Italy and France. This is like a giant artichoke with smaller, prickly flower heads. It is grown for the fleshy leaf bases formed by the basal rosette of the huge leaves, which are tied up and blanched. They can be eaten raw like celery, or boiled.

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• Offering 20+ GOBBO DI NIZZIA CARDOON seeds, packaged in a paper seed envelope.
• Germination and growing instructions are clearly displayed on each package for successful gardening every time.
• Grow plants for food or try gardening as new hobby
• Seeds make great gifts for all ages

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This sale is for 10 Gobbo Di Nizzia Cardoon seeds packed into airtight and water tight glass vials complete with organic cotton and silica beads for excellent long term storage in the freezer. Use some seed this season and save the rest for next year and year after year. Seed saved this way can and usually does last decades. A rare cardoon from Italy, its broad white stalks are eaten fried, sauteed, pickled and in soups. Italians eat it raw, diPed in olive oil. The root is also edible, tasty, and can be used like parsnips. The plant is similar in culture and aPearance to artichokes. Cardoons have been popular in Europe since ancient Rome. Beautiful ornamental plants.

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Woolrich Womens Short Sleeve Crew Neck Tee With Front Pocket, Color: Cardoon, Material: 100% Cotton, Care: Machine Wash Cold And Tumble Dry Low, Size: Small

• Woolrich Womens Short Sleeve Crew Neck Tee With Front Pocket
• Color: Cardoon
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Care: Machine Wash Cold And Tumble Dry Low
• Size: Small

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Cardoon is similar to the globe artichoke. However, with cardoon, the tender young leaves and undeveloped, tender flower stalks are eaten instead of the flower bud. The thistle-like cardoon plant grows to a height of 3-5 feet and spreads over an area 6 feet in diameter. There are several uses for cardoon. The most popular way to prepare it is to cook the leaves and tender stalks together. Cardoon may also be eaten fresh and uncooked in salads. It hails from Victorian times. Hardy in zones 6-9. Proper name: Cynara cardunculus

• Hardy in zones 6-9
• Native to the western and central Mediterranean region
• Flowers eaten as an artichoke
• Edible stems have artichoke flavor
• Immediate shipping

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