This is what an artichoke looks like when it opens up. From my garden. I love this one because it looks almost like a water lily.
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Nature is amazing. Beautiful! i love.
Great photo. I actually made a video about artichoke flowers. If interested, here is the link.con
It's only 40 seconds, but interesting!
Here's my article on FoodieGardener
http://foodiegardener.com/harvest-artichokes-before-flowering/
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