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Gardening

bvar22

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4. Asparagus really is the Gift that Keeps on Giving year after year.

Reply to japple (Reply #2)

Wed Apr 17, 2013, 04:33 PM

Apr 2013

By far, it is the easiest, lowest maintenance crop we grow,
and FRESH, just cut, home grown Asparagus is To Die For,
much, much better than any we have ever bought in any Farmers Market,
or ordered in any High End Restaurant.

We have heard rumors of wild Asparagus,
especially around old homesteads and farms,
and are keeping our eyes open now that we know what to look for.

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Harvesting Asparagus.... It just seems so WRONG! [View all] bvar22 Apr 2013 OP

Mine froze a couple of weeks ago. sinkingfeeling Apr 2013 #1

Oh, I'm so sorry. bvar22 Apr 2013 #3

I'm in NW AR. I had them covered in straw, but the spears that were above ground sinkingfeeling Apr 2013 #5

My father planted our bed in 1980, and it's still going. Not as much as when Dad was still alive, japple Apr 2013 #2

Asparagus really is the Gift that Keeps on Giving year after year. bvar22 Apr 2013 #4

We have lots of wild stalks growing around our place. We think the seeds passed through birds. japple Apr 2013 #6