Assertion: artichoke | /r/HasProperty | grown
Facets:
value: from seed
type: OTHER
value: in the mild coastal climate
type: LOCATION
value: from suckers
type: OTHER
value: from offshoots
type: LOCATION
value: by transplanting rooted shoots
type: MANNER
value: from divisions
type: LOCATION
value: from young plants
type: OTHER
value: from offsets
type: OTHER
value: from crowns
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: from transplants
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Artichokes can be grown from seed or transplants.
text: Generally, artichokes are grown from crowns because it is quicker than growing from seeds.
text: Artichokes can be grown from seeds and from offsets.
text: Artichokes can also be grown from seed, but you may notice greater variability in production and quality with seed grown plants.
text: When artichokes are grown from seed, they take between 110 and 150 days to reach maturity so they can be harvested.
text: When artichokes are grown from divisions or young plants, they take 100 days to reach maturity.
text: Artichoke can be grown from seed or by transplanting rooted shoots.
text: Artichokes are grown from offshoots, suckers, or seed.
text: Artichokes can be grown from seed, but this is a long and extensive process; it is therefore advisable to start with ready-rooted suckers; these should be planted in the spring.
text: When artichokes are grown from seed, they can be grown as an annual in the Willamette Valley or other areas where they are not likely to survive over-winter due to freezing or flooding.
text: Artichokes are deep rooted and when grown in the mild coastal climate, require up to 15 inches of water during the production season.
text: While the ideal growing conditions are cool and moist summers and mild winters, artichokes can actually be grown almost everywhere in the United States.