Vernalizing artichokes
Creativeguy_z6_CT
9 years ago
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Seems like we went from lows in the aughts up to mid-40's almost overnight hereabouts. I want to vernalize my artichoke plants in the coming weeks, but now I'm concerned it won't be cold enough to do so. I get the idea that temps just above freezing are the ideal (first experience growing them), and other than 1 cold night I don't see much of that temp range ahead in the forecast. Think it'll be an issue with regard to getting a first year crop? Variety is Emerald, by the way. I've sort of had the idea that I could put the plant trays in a spare refrigerator in the basement to keep my beer company at night. Is that a dumb idea? Your thoughts and experiences would be appreciated... As always!
Slimy_Okra
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