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How to Grow Asparagus and Enjoy It Season After Season Use these tips for planting, growing, and harvesting asparagus, a long-lived perennial vegetable Asparagus is one of the first vegetables to grace gardens as the weather warms after winter Rich in nutrients and flavor, homegrown asparagus is a delightful addition to any springtime menu
How To Plant, Grow, and Care for Asparagus - Epic Gardening Asparagus is one of the most rewarding plants to grow once you know how to do it It is also packed with nutritional value and the tastiest picked fresh from the garden Learning how to grow asparagus correctly is the key Expert Kevin Espiritu will show you how to get the most out of a crop
How to Grow Asparagus and Keep It Thriving for Decades Asparagus is one of these valued veggies, and, best of all, it's very easy to grow Like any vegetable, there are some important care instructions and considerations that you should know before planting asparagus Here, we spoke with experts and gathered the best tips for a successful and delicious crop
Growing asparagus in home gardens | UMN Extension Choose its spot in the garden carefully You can start asparagus from seed or from one-year-old roots, called crowns Crowns grow vertically and horizontally Planting at the right depth is important Good soil moisture is important at planting for good root and fern growth
How to Grow Asparagus – Nourse Farms Asparagus requires sweet soil—be sure that the soil pH is between 6 8 and 7 5 Avoid placing new asparagus plants in fields that have previously grown asparagus Asparagus is highly susceptible to Fusarium root rot, a disease caused by the Fusarium fungus
The Ultimate Asparagus Growing Guide: From Seed to Harvest Asparagus grows from fleshy roots called crowns The plant produces fernlike, feathery foliage that can grow to 3 or more feet tall The part eaten and appreciated by gourmets is the tender young stem The appearance of asparagus is the first sign of Spring in many vegetable gardens
Growing Asparagus in a Home Garden - NC State Extension Publications Asparagus is a perennial If you plant and manage it properly, it will produce for 15 years or more Because this crop will occupy the land for many years, you should select the location and prepare the bed carefully Location, soil type, soil fertility, size and age of crowns, and correct planting are important