Cardoon Plant 'Gobo De Nizza'

Cynara cardunculus 'Gobbo De Nizza'

A vegetable widely cultivated in Victorian England that is related to the Globe Artichoke - except it's the stems that are cooked and used in late Autumn/Winter.

We grow and eat this ourselves and you may recall it was featured by Harry Dodson in the BBC Victorian Kitchen Garden series.

Grows up to 6 ft high and is the perfect vegetable to grow in the herbaceous border! Perennial in habit and a very attractive plant too!

Supplied as compost block grown plants.

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Cardoon Plant 'Gobo De Nizza'

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How To Grow Cardoons

Plant out late April onwards.
Plant out 3 ft apart