Description
Cynara cardunculus
This unusual vegetable is a Mediterranean delicacy! It’s closely related to the artichoke, but is grown for its thick, edible leaf stalks, which have a distinctive flavor and can be eaten in soups or sauted. It is perennial in zones 7-10, though it does best in areas with long, mild summers, as high heat will cause it to develop bitter flavors. Stalks will require blanching (wrapping in fabric or paper to keep light off of them) for the last four weeks before harvest, to develop the creamy color and delicate texture this vegetable is known for.
1 gram packet contains a minimum of 17 seeds.
Asparagus Bean Seeds - Red Podded, ORGANIC 
Amaranth Seeds- Golden Giant, ORGANIC 
Bush Bean Seeds - Old Joe Clark 
Okra Seeds - Granddaddy's 
Asparagus Bean Seeds - Yard Long Red Seeded 
Sunflower Seeds - Sunspot Dwarf 
Watermelon Seeds - Ravenscroft
Matthew Hernandez –
The seeds have worked great for my hydroponic garden. A few never sprouted but I feel sure that was user error.
Isaiah Coleman –
I absolutely LOVE the amount AND variety in this bag. I even had seeds to share with others.?
Michael Williams –
I like the wide variety of seed packets. They’re all clearly labeled and have a nice amount of seeds in each pack. Full disclosure… I haven’t planted any yet so I’m not sure how well they grow.
Christopher Sanchez –
I tried to grow them per instructions however most did not grow. I tried 10 out of the total 30. Come April I will try them again but I will watch some videos first ti make sure they grow
Carter Gray –
Yes! Healthy. Positive.
Ethan Russell –
Love this stuff! Been using it for years. Always fresh. I use it in baking or overnight Oats. Great price point as well. Easy way to add some health into your diet
Miles White –
Everything in one! Great value for the money