How To Plant Asparagus

Planting asparagus is simple! Have your own crop in a little as the following:

  • Prepare the soil by spading plenty of humus and fertilizer into it.
  • Set asparagus 2 feet apart in a single row.
  • Keep rows spaced 3 feet apart if in a garden bed.
  • Plant to cover roots as for any perennial.
  • Fertilize liberally with stable manure each year.
  • Start cutting stalks when they are as thick as your thumb.
  • Never cut thin stalks as they are probably young plants which will renew your bed.
  • Stop cutting around June 1st-15th to allow your bed to build up for the next year.

Please let us know about any other questions or concerns. We’re happy to help!

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