Chet's Italian Siberia and here that it's the

and here that it's the Russian word for "May"- possibly its traditional harvest month

The only guarantee is that the Large will be a total of 2

but their incredible flavor and storage keeps me growing them

it’s friendly on growers for its vigorous growth habits

14-15 cloves per bulb

Chet's Italian Siberia and here that it's theFound in an abandoned garden in Washington State, Chet's Italian is now grown around the continent as a popular softneck amongst gardeners. Quite mild at first, but as I've found with Artichokes, they get spicy on the late end of their storage life,which is a long one. 8 10 cloves per bulb. Back to Garlic Marketplace Back to browse other Artichoke varieties