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Posted By: always2shy Northern Star & Emerald artichokes for cold climates - January 30th, 2007 at 01:24 AM
Has anyone ever had any experience with Northern Star or Emerald artichokes? They are supposed to be more cold-hardy than other varieties and bred to overwinter in more northern locations(zero and below).

I purchased the seeds online and started them today. I can't seem to find out much information about these 2 certain types except from the website that sells them.
Posted By: papito Re: Northern Star & Emerald artichokes for cold climates - February 2nd, 2007 at 06:05 AM
How to grow Artichokes 1

How to grow Artichokes 2

How to grow Artichokes3

Varieties of Artichokes:
http://www.artichokes.org/varieties.html

Northern Star and Emerald Artichokes are both thornless and globe shaped.
Posted By: always2shy Re: Northern Star & Emerald artichokes for cold climates - February 2nd, 2007 at 01:54 PM
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Originally posted by papito:
How to grow Artichokes 1

How to grow Artichokes 2

How to grow Artichokes3

Varieties of Artichokes:
http://www.artichokes.org/varieties.html

Northern Star and Emerald Artichokes are both thornless and globe shaped.
Thank you, I've seen those articles before. I can find all kinds of information about artichokes in general. I was wanting to know if anyone on the forum had ever tried growing the Northern Star or Emerald varieties.

I found the seeds at Peters Seed and Research. They suggest you plant them as a "trial". I guess this will be another experiment for me this year. lol
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