Regardless of whether you want to use artichokes as a veggie or a flower (or both!), it's easy enough to grow this interesting plant and make it a part of your garden landscape. Here's how to ...

A globe artichoke is the edible flower bud of the artichoke plant, which belongs to the thistle family, and is the most common type of artichoke. Baby artichokes are smaller versions of the globe ...

Globe artichokes are one of the tastiest vegetables you can grow, and are as much at home in the flower garden as they are in the vegetable patch. Follow our guide to growing your own. Artichokes ...

Globe artichokes make a stunning architectural feature in your garden. They have an eventual height of around 1-1.5 meters, so are perfect for "drawing your eye to the back of a border," says Platt.

Artichokes are at their best when cooked over ... pack up a wheelbarrow with kid-sized garden gloves and tools, and speed to our designated plot, making up the lesson along the way.

Set aside. 2. Place artichoke down on its side and cut off top portion. Cut about 1" from the top. Discard cuttings. 3. Remove stem of artichoke. Discard stem. 4. Remove small bottom leaves from ...

That’s where the best canned artichokes and the best jarred artichoke hearts come in. From casual snacking to gooey, cheesy ...