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    Destin, thanks for the address. I never knew there were so many different thistles. I certainly should be able to one or two of these to grow.
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    I have planted several driftwood but none have produced a sprig. Maybe I'm too far inland.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sailortats View Post
    Destin, thanks for the address. I never knew there were so many different thistles. I certainly should be able to one or two of these to grow.
    Indeed, there are at least three families that I know of - the Scottish style thistle, the hailress and the Milk, so find one you can grow shouldn't be a problem.
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    We have some family that own a cattle ranch above Morro Bay, California. I can attest to seeing thistles very similar to the Scottish thistle growing in the wild out on the hill.
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    Artichokes are related to thistles, and look just like them. Why not grow some 'chokes?
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    Quote Originally Posted by piperdbh View Post
    Artichokes are related to thistles, and look just like them. Why not grow some 'chokes?
    Hey you stole my joke!
    Kept a head from one of ours with a flower about 4" and told the scouts that it was a real Scottish, not a southern wimpy thistle. And they believed me!
    Martin.
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