We have had luck transplanting it from patches we find along railroad tracks and ditches. It grows everywhere in Wood county. Giles, I used to hate asparagus until I found several ways to cook it. I like to drizzle it in olive oil and season with Lowry's, garlic garlic from pampered chef, onion powder and the cheap parmesan cheese. mix it all well and either grill for a few minutes or throw it on a a cookie sheet in oven on 425 for about 12 minutes or so. That mix is great for any veggieYes aparagus will grow from seeds but it takes a minimum of 3 years to get some to edible size. You can also buy "crowns" (roots) that are already 3 or more years old. Its not unusual for asparagus to produce up to 50 years with only minimal care.
Giles... Some nice greenery there... Your way ahead of us here in Jersey.. If I find amy morels here it's usually after the 20th of April. My Dad alway's used to say when the dandelions start blooming its time to look for them.
I don't either, and could care less what my neighbors think. My lawn looks better than most of them when I mow it anyways[emoji23]Dandelions are flowering in all the house lawns across the street from me. cheapskate neighbors don't pay for spraying. no asparagus yet
Dandelions are flowering in all the house lawns across the street from me. cheapskate neighbors don't pay for spraying. no asparagus yet
Dandelions are flowering in all the house lawns across the street from me. cheapskate neighbors don't pay for spraying. no asparagus yet