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This perennial asparagus is an old favorite U.S. variety used in the truck garden and commercial market. Early, long, straight, dark-green spears with tight purpling tips are noted for uniform size! Delicious!. Cutting season can last up to 60 days. Resistant to some rusts and blight.

Asparagus is native to the Mediterranean and has been cultivated for many centuries. The mature plants, which are either male or female, are lacy and fern-like, with the female plants bearing red berries in the fall. It is an extremely hardy, delicious, and very nutritious vegetable whose spears are harvested and enjoyed in the early spring. It takes a fair amount of work to prepare and plant asparagus, but the rewards are well worth the effort. A well-planned asparagus bed will deliver tasty delicacies...

MAINTAINING THE BED: Fertilize an established bed early in the spring and after harvest with 1-2 cups of our complete fertilizer per 10 row feet. Keep beds moist with about 1 inch of water per week. Stop harvesting when the stalks reduce in size to the diameter of a pencil. Let the smaller remaining spears grow. They may reach 5-7 feet tall and will become bushy. Cut off ferny growth to the ground after it turns yellow. Mulch with 2-3 inches of compost or well rotted manure in the fall.

Produces good yields of tender dark green stalks. Takes two years to become established, but once it does you will have a lifetime of asparagus.

Asparagus is the classic spring harvest treat. This perennial is easily grown from roots, and once established will produce tender asparagus every spring for many years. We supply hardy, one-year roots. NOTE: May not perform well in TX, MS, GA, LA, AL, FL. Plants that are not fully dormant during warm Southern winters may be injured or killed by frost.

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Jersey Knight is 99.5% male seeds, so you can count on larger, more profuse spears than ever from this ultra-vigorous performer! The spears are top-size -- a full 5/8-inch in diameter -- and are bright green with deep purple tips and bracts. Stunning on the dinner plate, they're one of the easiest varieties to grow, thanks to terrific vigor that makes these plants come back stronger every year!The yield you can expect from Jersey Knight is 2 to 4 times greater than older strains, such as the Washington...

Details Dark Green slight purple tinge in head. Perennial. Harvest is May-June. Large, strong shoots. Tight heads, known for it’s tenderness & flavor. American Heirloom. Rust resistant. High branching habit allows for tall spears at harvest and a more compact summer plant. Soak seeds before planting approximately -24-48 hours

Our ‘Plumosus Nanus’ Asparagus Fern Flower Seeds will produce a tender perennial that looks like it would faint at the first sign of cold weather. Widely grown as a house plant, this Asparagus Fern is also known as Plumosa Fern, and displays vigorous growth and elegant, fluffy, feathery, rich green foliage. Considered a “climber”, most gardeners will plant Plumosus Nanos where she can cascade, as most ferns will do. This tender perennial plant may produce small berries upon its gracefully spreading...

Mary Washington is still the standard garden asparagus. Reliable year in and year out. Mary Washington produces thick dark green stalks. Quantities are per Pound.

Native to the Himalayas, at elevations from 300 to 6,500 feet, hardy to 20° F. Shatavari is a spiny-stemmed, woody climber reaching as high as 6 feet, bearing small, white flowers that give way to red berries. In Sanskrit, Shatavari means “one who posesses a hundred husbands.” The spring shoots, mucilagenous roots and the leaves are all used. This is the main Ayurvedic rejuvenative tonic for females, used for treating sexual debility, infertility, menopausal symptoms and as a galactagogue. Current...

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds offer 1400 heirloom varieties. We only offer open-pollinated seeds: pure, natural & non-GMO! Started in 1998 by Jere Gettle, as a means to preserve heirloom seeds. We are located in Mansfield, Mo. and now in Petaluma, Ca.

75 days. Very long pods grow to 24"! Very tender and tasty; huge yields of stringless pods on 10'vines. They grow well under almost any conditions–very resistant to heat, humidity and insects; great for the South. Pick for snap beans when 12"-14" long; delicious stir-fried! The 'Vigna' genus does well for us all summer at Baker Creek.

Park Seed Company is a privately held mail-order seed company based in Greenwood, South Carolina. As the name implies, Park Seed specializes in garden seeds, offering more than 1,100 varieties of flower, vegetable, and herb seeds, plus a large selection of bulbs, live plants, and gardening accessories. In addition to the core Park Seed retail brand, Park Seed Company also comprises Wayside Gardens, Park Seed Wholesale and Park’s Landscapes. The 500 acre (2 km²) national headquarters site features...

Start the seeds indoors or in a greenhouse 60 to 90 days prior to your last expected frost date. Direct seeding is not recommended. Soil temperature is important for germination but even under perfect conditions, germination can take quite a while.

About Did you know that if you plant asparagus from seed you cant eat it for at least 2 years? Very disapointing learning that after just planting some the first year. Fortunately it comes back every year bigger and bigger. So do it once and hopefully we’ll have more and more asparagus forever! This is a super duper soft 100% cotton T shirt. It’s pure white in color and printed all around with blended green asparagus. Has a vintage feel, slightly wider neck, and custom grinding on the sleeves, waist...