5 Asparagus Plants – Asparagus Officinalis Plants – Spring Vegetable Plants – Zone 2 To 9
5 Asparagus Plants – Asparagus Officinalis Plants – Spring Vegetable Plants – Zone 2 To 9
Grow delicious asparagus with our 5 Asparagus Officinalis plants. Ideal for sunny, well-drained sites in Zones 2 to 9.
$38.99
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Product Details
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USDA Hardiness Zone
2 to 9 -
Soil type
Well-drained, loamy soil -
Sunlight Exposure
Full sun to partial shade -
Expected Planting Period
Early spring
Discover the Benefits of Growing Asparagus
Asparagus Officinalis, commonly known as asparagus, is a nutritious spring vegetable that can thrive in USDA Zones 2 to 9. This perennial vegetable is not only delicious but also a great addition to any garden. With proper care, your asparagus plants will produce tender spears for years to come.
Planting and Care Instructions
Choose a fertile, sunny, and well-drained site to plant your asparagus. The soil should retain moisture while allowing excess water to drain easily. Plant asparagus in early spring for the best results, ensuring that the crowns are buried about 6 inches deep in the soil. Regular watering and mulching will help maintain soil moisture.
Key Features of Asparagus Officinalis
These asparagus plants are known for their high yield and excellent flavor. As they grow, they will produce succulent spears that can be harvested in the spring season. With minimal maintenance, these plants will reward you with fresh asparagus for many years.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the optimal spacing for asparagus plants? Space your plants 12-18 inches apart for optimal growth.
- How long does it take for asparagus to produce? Asparagus typically takes 2-3 years to establish before harvesting.
- What type of soil is best for asparagus? Well-drained, loamy soil that retains moisture works best for asparagus growth.
- Can asparagus grow in shaded areas? Asparagus prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade.
- When is the best time to harvest asparagus? Harvest asparagus in the spring when the spears are about 6-8 inches tall.
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