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To establish asparagus, plant seedlings in well-drained soil. Select healthy seedlings with strong roots. Dig trenches 18-24 inches apart, 6-8 […]

When to cut back asparagus plants is crucial for their health and longevity. After the harvesting season ends in summer,

To winter asparagus, follow these steps: Cut back the foliage to a height of 2-4 inches. Apply a thick layer

Asparagus seedlings emerge from soil as slender, pale green spears with a pointed tip. As seedlings develop, they form up

In Florida, asparagus production is supported by a network of government agencies (FDACS), research institutions (UF/IFAS, UF GCREC), and industry

Fertilizers for asparagus provide crucial nutrients for optimal growth and yield. Organic fertilizers, such as compost and manure, enhance soil

A fully grown asparagus plant features a complex network of underground stems (rhizomes) and erect aerial stems. The aerial stems

Georgia’s diverse climate and geography support viticulture in various regions. Northern Georgia’s mountainous terrain and cool temperatures favor cool-climate varietals

Container gardening enables successful asparagus cultivation, using containers that offer ample space and drainage. Choose a potting mix rich in

Growing asparagus from crowns involves planting one-year-old asparagus crowns, which are the base of the asparagus plant. Prepare the soil

Asparagus that has “gone to seed” refers to mature asparagus plants that have produced flowers and seed pods after the

Asparagus plants exhibit complex reproductive strategies. They are dioecious, meaning they have separate male and female plants. Male, or staminate,