How to Grow Asparagus
The Apollo asparagus produces an abundance of attractive dark green medium to large diameter spears with slight purple at tip.
The atlas F1 is a disease tolerant, medium to large, green and slightly purple asparagus that is an early, vigorous and excellent yielder.
The delicious, crisp, rich dark green Mary Washington is America's most popular asparagus plant for a reason! This perennial can be enjoyed year after year.
The Purple Passion asparagus is a very nutritious and delicious dark purple perennial asparagus that is fun and colorful to grow in your garden.
The UC157 F2 asparagus is one of the most popular asparagus in the world for its early spears that have uniform light green, tight and tapering heads.
Jersey Giant asparagus roots are a very high yielding giant asparagus that produces an abundance of flavorful and succulent spears!
Jersey Giant asparagus is a very high yielding giant asparagus that produces an abundance of flavorful and succulent spears!
The Jersey Knight asparagus roots yields 3-4 times more than any other variety! These predominantly male plants are disease resistant and vigorous growers.
The Jersey Knight asparagus yields 3-4 times more than any other variety! These predominantly male plants are disease resistant and vigorous growers.
The delicious, crisp, rich dark green Mary Washington is America's most popular asparagus plant for a reason! This perennial can be enjoyed year after year.
Millennium asparagus has become very popular in Canada and the United States for its productivity, tender high quality spears, and good flavor.
The popular mix is a selection of the best asparagus roots, Mary Washington, Purple Passion and Jersey Giant, for any home garden.
Purple Passion asparagus roots produce very nutritious and delicious dark purple perennial asparagus that are fun and colorful to grow in your garden.
The Rosalie Asparagus is a large, purple-colored variety that will actually turn pink after harvest if picked when it is white!