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charlieboring

HAVE: Artichoke Plants

11 years ago

I have more artichoke seedlings (globe and imperial) than I can plant in my garden. They are currently inside under lights and are about 2 inches high. I would trade a few for something edible and interesting. Prefer a trade with someone in the Northern Virginia area since sending plants in the mail is a pain. The picture shows my globe artichokes grown in 2013.

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