Wisconsin Pine Declared Largest Living White Pine
The American Forestry Association affirms Forest County Wisconsin scene as the world’s largest living white pine near Neward. The tree measures five feet four inches thick at four and a half feet above ground, using standard forester methods. Estimated age exceeds 400 years with about 8 000 board feet of lumber inside.
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Edible Artichoke: The Educated Thistle Explained
A strange globe artichoke is an unopened flower bud from a thistle like plant called Cynara Scolymus. The vegetable is rich in iron calcium and vitamins A and B-1 and valued in French and Italian cuisine.
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