Assertion: artichoke | /r/HasProperty | perennial
Facets:
value: in coast climates
type: LOCATION
value: with sturdy flowering stalks
type: OTHER
value: historically
type: TEMPORAL
value: technically
type: DEGREE
value: up to 2 m.
type: OTHER
value: relative to the thistles
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The artichoke is a perennial in the thistle group of the sunflower family and is believed to be a native of the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands.
text: Artichoke is a perennial plant so once the harvest is done in June, cut the plant back to soil level.
text: The artichoke is a perennial vegetable in the thistle group of the sunflower family and is believed to be a native of the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands.
text: Strange as it may seem, the Globe Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) is no relation and is, in fact, a perennial thistle.
text: The artichoke is a perennial thistle that originated in the Mediterranean.
text: Globe artichokes are perennial plants, so you can transplant in the fall or transplant roots or plants in early spring.
text: The artichoke is a perennial (it comes back each year) vegetable that grows well here in Redlands.
text: The artichoke, a member of the daisy family, is a perennial herb widely cultivated in Mediterranean regions and in adjoining parts of central Europe.
text: Artichoke plants are perennials.
text: Globe artichokes are a perennial, though frost sensitive, relative to the thistles.
text: Artichokes are perennial thistles also known as cardoon in their natural form.
text: Artichoke (Cynara scolymus) is a perennial vegetable plant that produces for four to five years.
text: Artichoke is a member of the sunflower family and is actually considered a perennial thistle.
text: That being said, yes, artichokes are a perennial that will come back every year, in the right conditions.
text: In west coast climates, the Artichoke is a perennial that can overwinter without too much trouble.
text: The artichoke is a perennial in the thistle tribe of the sunflower (Compositae) family and in full growth the plant spreads to cover an area about six feet in diameter and reaches a height of three to four feet.
text: Artichokes are also perennial in certain climates, and I’m a big fan of plants that come back each year.
text: In zones where artichokes are perennial, select your site considering that plants will be in place for up to 5 years.
text: Drainage is vital in zones where artichoke is perennial.
text: Artichokes are perennial and if you happen to be planting in your home garden or backyard or in terrace garden select your site as these plants can stay for up to 5 years.
text: Artichoke is an erect, spiny, biennial or perennial plant growing to 1.4–2 m (4.6–6.6 ft.)
text: Artichokes are perennial which means that they normally produce edible flowers during the second and subsequent seasons but certain varieties can be grown on annual basis which produce a limited variety at the end of the first season.
text: In USDA Zones 7-10 where artichokes are perennial the primary harvest is in the late spring.
text: Artichokes are perennials that can survive for up to 6 years in mild-winter areas.
text: Artichokes are perennials, but they can be grown as annuals in climates with cold winters.
text: Since artichokes are perennials, the more care in preparing the soil and planting, the better their quality and the greater the harvest.
text: Artichokes are reliable croppers and perennials
text: Artichoke is a perennial plant up to 2 m.
text: Artichoke is a perennial plant and can easily reach more than 4 feet in height and width.
text: Technically, artichokes are a perennial vegetable, but many times we lose them in the summer to disease.
text: While artichoke has historically been a perennial vegetable, requiring 2 years or a period of vernalization, breeder Keith Mayberry developed the Imperial Star, a variety that will develop heads early in the first year with just 10 days of cool weather required!
text: The Globe Artichoke is a perennial thistle with sturdy flowering stalks.
text: The Globe Artichoke (Cynara cardunculus var. scolymus) is a perennial thistle originating in Southern Europe around the Mediterranean.
text: The artichoke is a perennial thistle that originated in the Mediterranean.
text: Globe artichokes are perennial plants related to the thistle.