You’re Killing Your Asparagus if You Do This, 5 MISTAKES You Can’t Afford to Make Growing Asparagus



GROW AN ASPARAGUS PATCH THAT WILL FEED YOU FOR THE NEXT 20+ YEARS! Don’t make these 5 mistakes when growing Asparagus or you will be left with thin stringy asparagus that never produce thick and juicy spears. Continue to make these mistakes and your patch could die off completely.

00:00 Intro
00:28 First Mistake
01:27 Second Mistake
03:21 Third Mistake
4:27 Fourth Mistake
05:21 Fifth Mistake
06:47 Important Facts about Asparagus
08:05 Tuck and Me Eating Raw Asparagus
09:07 Final Thoughts

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38 thoughts on “You’re Killing Your Asparagus if You Do This, 5 MISTAKES You Can’t Afford to Make Growing Asparagus”

  1. very helpful. I planted 2 asparagus crowns and followed advice to not harvest the first year. I was amazed when they grew into giant ferns. Now it's autumn and they are turning brown. I will follow your advice and leave them until they are completely brown and dry then cut back and add a layer of straw.

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  2. Shop bought asparagus is utterly dire compared to what you can grow yourself.
    First things I planted after buying my (hopefully) last place, were asparagus, rhubarb, gooseberries, blackcurrants, cordon apples, fan trained morello cherries & plums.
    If I last 20 years (I'm 66) they'll be there for those who come after.

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  3. I'm a new asparagus plant gardner just started growing from seeds. Excited to see the ferns growing and almost ready to put in the ground. Any tips are appreciated. Living in Alberta my only concern is are harsh cold winters. I hope they survive.

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  4. I planted crowns a few weeks ago & I have whispy like ferns growing. They are only about 2 feet tall but very slender. Like a tall feather. One of them has berries about the size of pin heads so I know its a female. Only 3 plants have shot up out of 10. Should I still cut down the female as tiny as it is?

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  5. I planted asparagus four years ago and am still learning about them. When the stalks fern out, am I supposed to remove them? I know that the female stalks should be removed before they go to seed but what about the others? I had been gone from home for several weeks and wasn’t able to tend the patch. The stalks ferned out and I cut them because I wasn’t getting any other stalks. What should I be doing? Thank you. Asparagus right out of the garden is my favorite (like Tuck!). Thank you for any help you can give.😊

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  6. Hi James- thanks for this video!
    I just started harvesting my patch last year- This year I got such an amazing and long harvest.
    I have a ton of female plants and I did let them go to seed.
    I have been transplanting the seedlings for a few weeks now as I see them.
    Any tips for transplanting?

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