Excellent - to the point. My asparagus patch is over 20 years old - going strong. Asparagus is the queen of the vegetables. I begin harvest here in Ohio about tax day (April 15) depending on the weather, while most are just beginning to plant.
Next time do a close up shot of your product. Love your information-one of the best I've seen on asparagus. Such a strange little plant. Going to plant more. Mine are about 3 years old.
Thanks for the video. I tried growing asparagus a few times in the past, but I just planted it like I would a tomato plant and it never worked. I just got inside from digging two 8-foot trenches, so the worst part is over. :)
Greetings from Puerto Rico, I just got to see your video today because I was looking for information about how to plant asparagus. I have two questions, first, what kind of mycorrhizal fungi are you using? Second, what would happen if I plant 20 crowns in an 8' by 32" bed? I ask because I just bought 20 crowns and the space I have is 8 feet long by 33 inches wide.
Although I need a layer of wood ashes in the bottom of an 18" trench to get the pH and mineral availability up, and I'd have to plant on 12" of compost and soil put back in to get my 6" depth, I'd also enjoy avoiding most of the weeding and fertilising chores by using shredded Red Alder ramial wood, the most stellar mulch I can make here. The research on (bois raméal fragmenté) especially small/young hardwood branches shredded while green, even leaves and all, is getting to be legendary and the method is taught in Canadian university. I think it would be perfect for mulching Asparagus as it is for many other crops.
Should have addressed those of us who live in the northern climate also, where leaving the crown exposed or covered just a little is not an option to us up here in the northern regions. ... 🙄
Is that 18 inches on center? Meaning, is the 18 inch measurement from the top/middle of each crown? Or does there have to be 18 inches of unused dirt between each full plant (tips of the roots from tips of the roots)?
Got to wait wen u let the bugga grow for 2 yrs, now good time to cut back da fern, next yr should get seeds if you let em grow the fern, if waihines it will seed. If you eat both male and female the male taste just as good as the female plant, most people want female, I will keep some females but I will have majority male plants to eat,
Your cat doesnt poop in your garden beds? Whole bunch of stray cats poop on my property and in my garden beds. I never had a cat. Are they all like this or is it possible to potty train them not to poo in your yard?
Thank you. Your explanation is much easier to understand than most. I finally got it. Will try this tomorrow.
Love the way you grow them, make sure they very strong, thanks.
I planted asparagus today and used several of your recommendations. This explained what I needed to know. Thank you.
Great info - perfectly highlighted by a cat, a dog, and a fine little boy!
Your son is adorable. He is lucky to have you as a mother.
Cool video. Very informative. Thanks.
Thank you, Jessica. Great job. I'll be planting some asparagus soon. And what a beautiful smile you have!
thanks for the explanation of how deep to plant.
Really great videos! Excellent and to the point. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent - to the point. My asparagus patch is over 20 years old - going strong. Asparagus is the queen of the vegetables. I begin harvest here in Ohio about tax day (April 15) depending on the weather, while most are just beginning to plant.
About how much do you harvest in a season per foot of row?
Next time do a close up shot of your product. Love your information-one of the best I've seen on asparagus. Such a strange little plant. Going to plant more. Mine are about 3 years old.
I just learned I planted my Asparagus incorrect. Great video, wish I would have seen this earlier.
must be texas water but lady...you are some model for the blue jeans. made my day
Excellent!
Hmmmmm ,OK. So plants root down ?? Sprouts up?? OK, Il try this method.
Thanks for the video. I tried growing asparagus a few times in the past, but I just planted it like I would a tomato plant and it never worked. I just got inside from digging two 8-foot trenches, so the worst part is over. :)
Greetings from Puerto Rico, I just got to see your video today because I was looking for information about how to plant asparagus. I have two questions, first, what kind of mycorrhizal fungi are you using? Second, what would happen if I plant 20 crowns in an 8' by 32" bed? I ask because I just bought 20 crowns and the space I have is 8 feet long by 33 inches wide.
I think I will just buy it 👍
Skip all the amendments, bury them about 6", lay wood chip or compost mulch on top and walk away. Super easy
Although I need a layer of wood ashes in the bottom of an 18" trench to get the pH and mineral availability up, and I'd have to plant on 12" of compost and soil put back in to get my 6" depth, I'd also enjoy avoiding most of the weeding and fertilising chores by using shredded Red Alder ramial wood, the most stellar mulch I can make here. The research on (bois raméal fragmenté) especially small/young hardwood branches shredded while green, even leaves and all, is getting to be legendary and the method is taught in Canadian university. I think it would be perfect for mulching Asparagus as it is for many other crops.
Do you water the trench after crowns are covered in the next few weeks?
We're could I purchase a good asparagus to plant? Thank you
Danke Schon!
Should have addressed those of us who live in the northern climate also, where leaving the crown exposed or covered just a little is not an option to us up here in the northern regions. ... 🙄
Is that 18 inches on center? Meaning, is the 18 inch measurement from the top/middle of each crown? Or does there have to be 18 inches of unused dirt between each full plant (tips of the roots from tips of the roots)?
The main stalks should be about 12 inches apart.
I am interested in these type crop farming in my farm.
Awaiting your reply.
I planted from seed... how do I know if my sprouts are male or female?
Got to wait wen u let the bugga grow for 2 yrs, now good time to cut back da fern, next yr should get seeds if you let em grow the fern, if waihines it will seed. If you eat both male and female the male taste just as good as the female plant, most people want female, I will keep some females but I will have majority male plants to eat,
Hi dear this is Prashant from india.
Can you please guide me asparagus farming
Your cat doesnt poop in your garden beds? Whole bunch of stray cats poop on my property and in my garden beds. I never had a cat. Are they all like this or is it possible to potty train them not to poo in your yard?
How to plant asparagus without roots
the dog needs a diet holy cow