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globe artichoke

globe artichoke

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Word History and Origins

Origin of globe artichoke1

First recorded in 1855–60; so called from the globose flower head

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The cardoon is a thistle-like plant, very similar in appearance to the Globe artichoke, but is grown as an annual.

The Globe Artichoke is grown mainly for the sake of its flower-heads which make a delightful dish when cooked while immature.

This plant is nearly related to the Globe Artichoke, and it makes a stately appearance when allowed to flower.

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