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The monster plant |
My artichoke plant is now about four feet high and has a dozen or more artichokes on it. I like to play artichoke games with it... I give it a couple days and not look at it, and then when I venture out to the back side of the garden to have a look, it surprises me by growing larger. Yes, it is crazy, and many will call me strange, but I believe I am the artichoke goddess. I have mastered the art of growing artichokes. Next year I am planting a few more of these for decoration, as they are gorgeous huge plants and so far I haven't killed them. They would add a bit of green to the front of my house, where plants and grass have a tendency to turn brown in July and August.
I also have three watermelons and one cantaloupe, also new items for me this year. I'm not sure how they will taste, and I really don't know when they should be harvested, but one of these days I'll pick one of the watermelons.
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Close up of the "buds" |
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