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Artichoke Seeds
Native to the Mediterranean area, Artichokes have a varied and interesting past. Improved by the Arabs, cultivated by the ancient Greeks and Romans, and grown in Henry VIII's garden at Newhall, they made their way to the Americas in the 19th century by way of French and Spanish immigrants. Simply the immature flower buds before the flowers come to bloom, artichokes once commanded such high prices that only kings could afford. Today home gardeners can easily grow and enjoy this delicacy from seed.
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Artichoke Seeds - Green Globe
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xArtichoke Seeds - Green Globe HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATED
- Grows up to 40 Inches
- 80-90 Days to Harvest
- Adaptable to full sun or partial shade
HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $3.50 per package -
Artichoke Seeds - Purple Italian Globe
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xArtichoke Seeds - Purple Italian Globe HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATED
- 3-6 Inches diameter Artichokes - Heirloom
- 120 Days to Harvest
- Prefers full sun exposure
HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $4.50 per package -
Artichoke Seeds - Violet
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xArtichoke Seeds - Violet HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATED
- French Heirloom Artichoke
- Often used as an ornamental planting as well as in vegetable gardens
- Best started indoors and transplanted to the garden in Early Spring
HEIRLOOM - OPEN POLLINATEDAs low as $4.50 per package
Beginning gardeners can quickly grow artichokes from seed. Artichokes will grow as an annual in colder climates, while warmer climates can plant their starts in a perennial bed where they can harvest for 3-4 years. Choose from our selection of artichoke seeds from the traditional heirloom Green Globe to more exotic heirloom variations such as Purple Italian Globe and Violet.