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		<title>By: Nadya</title>
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		<description>I just read about Chinese artichoke in a Permaculture book, &quot;Gaia&#039;s Garden&quot; - sounds like a fun garden addition - though one article warns it can be invasive! I know m lambs ears tend to spread!
Thanks for this nice description &amp; overview of uses.</description>
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Thanks for this nice description &amp; overview of uses.</p>
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