EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ARTICHOKES! A Complete Guide!

[@thecuriousnook]

Even more information about growing artichokes can be found on my blog! You can read about it here: thecuriousnook.com/blog/how-to-plant-grow-and-cook-artichokes-a-complete-guide

[@HOLLYHOUSE11]

I totally subbed. I have watched like 15 fkg videos about artichokes and YOU are the 1st one that actually said to let them turn into the damn flower. So thank you sooooooo much. You rule. Hey!!!! You seriously should check out "Gary's Best Gardening" channel here on KZbin. Watch his videos about the ideal growing soil. It will completely change your life. It is CRAZY what you will learn. Not a lot of people know what he knows. He is a national treasure. Anyway, you rock so hard. Thank you again!!!

[@saharleaupepe8689]

What an awesome and informative video. I now have the courage to plant artichokes. Excited to see the results.

[@thecuriousnook]

Thank you so much! I also have the following blog post. It covers the information in the video and a little bit more. thecuriousnook.com/blog/how-to-plant-grow-and-cook-artichokes-a-complete-guide

[@valtoton2982]

Artichokes are incredible!!! Please try growing them, don't be discouraged if they don't produce artichokes the first season. They're worth the wait! *But,as Gear as this video us please search up other recipes or wats to cook them because this video wastes SO much!* I've been cooking artichokes for 40 years now master cooking them! The absolute most incredible way it's just to cut the stem cut the top off where the points are spread it open a little poor little olive oil in the top and steam them until you can reach into the pot and leaf pulls out effortlessly then you can dip the dining leaves and butter and at the end you scoop out the little fluffy stuff and eat the heart it is a simplest and most delicious way! Nothing is wasted! You get to enjoy every single bite of the complete artichoke!

[@NFgarden-pdx]

How interesting! Never knew it produced pups. Good information, thanks!

[@thecuriousnook]

Glad it was helpful! The big artichoke plant I showed in the video actually had 4 that it produced but one got too heavy so it broke off.

[@chilfern827]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video, really enjoyed it. Awesome information. Blessings from Australia😀

[@thecuriousnook]

Thank you so much! I have more on my website if you are interested in more.

[@Inaf-garden]

Very helpful! I love artichokes! I am looking forward to see them blooming! Hope you show that then.

[@thecuriousnook]

I will definitely show it! It will be in a video about edible flowers.

[@EmRony109]

What’s the name of the variety that you mentioned that’s from the 1400s?

[@thecuriousnook]

It’s called “Carciofo Romanesco” literally translated to Roman Artichoke.

[@valtoton2982]

Most that you will find are green globe... Try to find *Imperial Star!*