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C A R D O O N "A member of the thistle family. When these thick, silvery stalks are cooked, their fl...
IT IS.... !!!" (posted 8/22/04) ... and some perversity . (posted 10/16/04) Some mushroom pictures f...
Cardoon = cardoni = cardi = Texas celery = chardoon Pronunciation: kar-DOON Notes: This vegetable is...
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Cardoon (140 seeds average per 1/4 ounce) (61 days) A lightly cut broader stemmed variety of this im...
The grey plant that you are referring to is called Cardoon. Cynara cardunculus is a member of the ar...
Notes: Huge silvery green leaves on Mediterranean looking plant. Produces fuzzy rich purple flowers ...
Cardoon (110 days) Cynara caredunculus - Mediterranean native prized for the leaf stalks, whose hear...
Cardoon came back with vigor
Cardoon How to Grow If the preparation and resulting taste of Cardoons does not meet with your appro...
Cynara cardunculus (Cardoon) photo / image / picture
Cardoon or artichoke thistle is a robust, thistlelike perennial growing 3-6' tall, with spiny pinnat...
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Cardoon Cynara cardunculus is a perennial plant with thistle-like flowering heads. It is native to s...
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(Cardoon) Cardoon is a perennial celery-like looking vegetable that is closely related to globe arti...
Cardoon, artichoke thistle, wild artichoke (Cynara cardunculus) Click on graphic for larger image
Cardoon Lauritzen Gardens October 03, 2004 Cardoon Cynara cardunculus Perennial Cardoon is a clump f...
Cut Cardoon, Martin prepared about 8 of these, and didn't string them due to the way he cut them aft...
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Plant Facts:
Cynara cardunculus (Cardoon) photo / image / picture
Pleurotus eryngii
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Cardoon (a.k.a Wild Artichoke) Cynara cordunculus Photo by Bob Dyer
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