Asparagus garden bed

Practical and stylish, in every way! Original Veggie Beds are perfect for vegetables, flowers and herbs, and make fabulous alpine troughs too. With an old-fashioned 1940’s charm, these corrugated steel planters will have you eager to ‘dig for victory’ and ‘grow your own’! Just perfect for creating some vintage appeal in the garden or on the allotment. The clever flat-pack design can be set up in 6 different ways to suit the size and shape of your plot. Simply lay it out in a rectangle or…

long term project: starting an asparagus bed. the crowns take, probably 2 years to settle in and then keep going for up to 20 years. they look like aliens first you dig a trench into which we added some compost and some rock dust then you make a ridge along the centre of the trench then you spread the roots of the alien asparagus crown either side of the ridge, like this: then you sit back and admire your new asparagus bed, carefully fill the trench back in add labels and wait ...

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.

Because of its longevity, having a dedicated asparagus raised bed is a great plan. We go over everything you need to know to start yours!

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Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis), along with rhubarb, is one of the few truly perennial vegetables. Hardy to zone 2, it isContinue Reading

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…

Unlock the secrets to growing asparagus with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to plant once and enjoy fresh, delicious harvests for decades. From choosing the perfect spot to care and maintenance tips, we've got you covered. Start your asparagus journey today!