Asparagus

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by skrumpy, Mar 14, 2005.

  1. skrumpy

    skrumpy Gardener

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    Now that the snow has just about melted I got out to my local nursery today and picked up 10 two year old asparagus crowns (well, I had to, they were a bargain!). Never grown it before as never really had the space; anybody any tips or advice? I know there will be loads on the internet but I always find hands on practical advice to be more useful. Thanks in anticipation.
     
  2. wildman

    wildman Apprentice Gardener

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    HI SKRUMPY
    IM THINKING OF ASPARAGUS AS WELL AND THE FEEDBACK FROM PLOT HOLDERS ON MY ALLOTMENT IS PREPARE THE GROUND WELL.IT IS A VERY LONG TERM CROP AND THE MORE YOU DO NOW THE BETTER THE CROP WILL BE.

    MARK
     
  3. revin helen

    revin helen Gardener

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    Never grown it to eat but if you let it grow it has rally nice fine feathery foliage which is good for flower arranging and birds love the berries in the winter.
     
  4. skrumpy

    skrumpy Gardener

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    Thanks for your responses.
     
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