Asparagus and strawberry garden

Asparagus and strawberries are both perennials, each with their own growth habit. It makes sense to plant them together, and here’s why: different harvest times, different plant heights, and different root zones! This allows both plants to thrive without threatening the other. Click to learn how to do it now.

Tips and steps to clean up asparagus and strawberry beds in the spring so they'll be ready to produce for you during the season.

Learn how to grow strawberries and asparagus in the same plot and raise 1000 lbs of food from one planting, with simple upkeep to produce food for years.

Ruth Stout (aka. the No-Dig Duchess) rediscovered the ‘No-Work’ gardening technique.

Learn how to grow strawberries and asparagus in the same plot and raise 1000 lbs of food from one planting, with simple upkeep to produce food for years.

Strawberries are listed at the top of the “Dirty Dozen” as the produce that is most contaminated with pesticides. We don’t want these nasty chemicals in our gardens, and the best way to grow strawberries

See the best methods for harvesting asparagus - and how properly harvesting your crop can create healthier plants, and produce more spears!

The list of vegetables that are true perennials is short - rhubarb and asparagus keep coming back year after year, while artichokes and sorrel can double as perennials too. While the tendency for a vegetable, such as an asparagus, to return after a harsh winter is something to celebrate, this growth habit also means that asparagus sometimes must be moved from its original bed to a new location in the garden. Find out how and when to transplant asparagus to bring spring asparagus to your…

What will happen if you combine strawberries and asparagus in your garden?

Learn about the best strawberry companion plants and understand why they're important for your strawberry garden.