Dividing artichokes is simplicity itself. All you need to do is find the line of least resistance by giving The clump a good tug and it will come apart. These will be perfectly good for planting back. The next little trick is to clean up the root system, so take the ends of all those big, long roots .

Do artichokes transplant well?

In the mid-range zones of the country, artichokes live through winter under the soil and begin new growth once the ground begins to warm in the spring. Annual artichokes can be transplanted into the garden after the last frost.

How do you transplant a mature artichoke plant?

Plant each crown or transplant 18 inches apart in the row, with rows 2-3 feet apart. Water frequently after transplanting to ensure good root and shoot growth. Maintain healthy vigorous growth during the spring and summer to ensure that artichoke produces for a long time.