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Old 15-01-2008, 10:26 PM
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I have just realised that my artichokes (Imperial Star) are annual rather than perennial (you can learn a lot on here, can't you?!!!).

Has anyone a couple of green globe artichoke seeds they could let me have?

(Is this even how you grow green globe artichokes - ignore me if you usually work with crowns!!)

I can offer beans (broad, French, climbing and runner), salads, herbs and flowers of many descriptions in exchange.

Thank you in advance!
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Old 15-01-2008, 10:30 PM
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I have just realised that my artichokes (Imperial Star) are annual rather than perennial (you can learn a lot on here, can't you?!!!)!
I posted again on the thread - I'm not saying they are annual, but grown so as they crop as an annual.
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You're welcome to some of mine. I have some Gros de Laon artichoke seeds too, if you fancy trying those as well?
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I posted again on the thread - I'm not saying they are annual, but grown so as they crop as an annual.
You know me, I'll hedge my bets anyway!!!!
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You're welcome to some of mine. I have some Gros de Laon artichoke seeds too, if you fancy trying those as well?
Thanks so much - I have pm'ed you.
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