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Today's Herb: Cardoon
Jan 11, 2013

Description: This plant is a close relative of thistle and the artichoke, is a short lived perennial and grows as tall as 6 ft. Has silvery leaves and blooms gray blue thistle-like flowers in late summer. Use: The stems are used blanched or fried and also added to sauces. Grown ornamental...

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Posted: Friday January 11, 2013, 2:02 am
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