Asparagus Gene

Jersey Giant grows well throughout the United States and resists fusarium wilt, crown rot and rust. Plant asparagus just once for several years of harvest. Jersey Giant(10 Roots): Produces an abundance of flavorful and succulent asparagus spears.

Predominately male variety produces high yields of very big speared asparagus. Jersey Giant is one of the earliest asparagus to emerge in the spring. Rust-resistant. Very disease tolerant.

High yielding produce of giant asparagus spears! Jersey Giant produces an abundance of flavorful and succulent asparagus spears. Can produce up to twice the yield of standard varieties.

Vigorous grower and high disease resistance. Grows tall stalks that can yield up to 3-4 times more asparagus than other varieties. A very productive and great tasting plant.

A very nutritious and tasty vegetable to have in your garden. This asparagus plant is a perennial vegetable just once and enjoy the succulent spears for years. A fun and colorful asparagus to grow.

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Country of Origin Peru Enjoy the delicious taste of asparagus with any meal.

Enjoy the delicious taste of asparagus with any meal

Some people call it the vampire of the produce aisle! The most unique thing about the white asparagus, though, is the fact that it's grown without any sunlight. One of the most elusive vegetables in the produce aisle, white asparagus is beloved by cooks...

Top producer is noted for maintaining its high yield year after year and its ability to withstand cold winter temperatures. One of the highest yielding male hybrid asparagus available to the home gardener.

Includes 10 Jersey Knight and 10 Jersey Giant Asparagus plants.

Grow in poor, salty or alkaline soil. You can grow bigger more flavorful asparagus spears in 1/3 to 1/4 less space. Now plant hybridizers have developed Jersey Knight Asparagus, a variety that grows predominantly male plants.

Once it is established, the original planting usually produces for 20 years! Produces abundant, giant-size asparagus with tender tips. Plant 6'' deep in rich soil for best results.

Even tastes great raw! We've noticed that it turn green when cooked, but the taste doesn't change. New strain of asparagus with uniquely-colored burgundy spears that are larger, sweeter and tastier than most asparagus varieties.

Some resistance to R and Blight. Spears are straight and green with tight tips. Mary Washington is the most popular asparagus with home gardeners and farmers. Will provide enough transplants for 1 acre).

The hotter it is, the more rapidly asparagus “bolts” or ferns out.While you can do nothing about overly hot temps, asparagus may fern out early due to inadequate rainfall as well, which is something you can control.

Keep them well away from asparagus in the garden.are yet another no-no. The taller asparagus fronds will give these cool weather greens much needed shade from the sun.The most interesting combination of companion plants for asparagus that I have read...

The key to good production is well-prepared, deeply dug beds with lots of organic matter. Dig a 4-6 inch trench; create a hill in the center. Crowns can be transplanted 4-6 weeks before last frost.

This Mediterranean native is one of the first vegetables harvested in the spring. Drape roots over the hill; cover roots with soil. A moderate 2-3 week harvest can be expected from crowns in 2-3 years.