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GMO Free Asparagus Mary Washington Roots (12-Pack)
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GMO Free Asparagus Mary Washington Roots (12-Pack)

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Customers are generally pleased with the quality of the product, with many reporting that plants have sprouted quickly and are growing well. Some customers have noted that the product is not as advertised, but overall the product is well packaged and growing nicely.
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Asparagus is a long lasting perennial, and the first vegetable harvested each spring. It is prized for its flavor, is rich in vitamins and minerals, and is only 30 calories per cup. Compare this to the grocery price of fresh Asparagus, and you can easily justify the effort of growing your own. Fun Fact: 12 crowns should provide enough fresh asparagus for 1 pers…
Asparagus is a long lasting perennial, and the first vegetable harvested each spring. It is prized for its flavor, is rich in vitamins and minerals, and is only 30 calories per cup. Compare this to the grocery price of fresh Asparagus, and you can easily justify the effort of growing your own. Fun Fact: 12 crowns should provide enough fresh asparagus for 1 person for the season. Plant more if you are planning on freezing or canning the spears. Mary Washington is an heirloom (1919) variety, and the parent stock of many of the more modern hybrid varieties. It's known to be uniform in size, resistant to asparagus rust and to have a fuller flavor. This open-pollinated variety will reproduce from female flowers in your growing bed, making more and more plants over the years. These plants will grow forever and ours are GMO Free.
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Customers are generally pleased with the quality of the product, with many reporting that plants have sprouted quickly and are growing well. Some customers have noted that the product is not as advertised, but overall the product is well packaged and growing nicely.

Pros

  • Grows big and strong
  • Quick sprouting
  • Good for container gardening

Cons

  • Inconsistent development
  • Inconsistent packaging
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Asparagus is a long lasting perennial, and the first vegetable harvested each spring. It is prized for its flavor, is rich in vitamins and minerals, and is only 30 calories per cup. Compare this to the grocery price of fresh Asparagus, and you can easily justify the effort of growing your own. Fun Fact: 12 crowns should provide enough fresh asparagus for 1 person for the season. Plant more if you are planning on freezing or canning the spears. Mary Washington is an heirloom (1919) variety, and the parent stock of many of the more modern hybrid varieties. It's known to be uniform in size, resistant to asparagus rust and to have a fuller flavor. This open-pollinated variety will reproduce from female flowers in your growing bed, making more and more plants over the years. These plants will grow forever and ours are GMO Free.

Specifications

Sun ExposurePart Sun
SpeciesAsparagus
Guarantee90-day
Size4 Inches
Bloom timeSpring, Summer
Plant height72 In
USDA Hardiness Zone3 (40 To -30 F),4 (30 To -20 F),5 (20 To -10 F)
Edible TypeVegetable
OrganicNon-organic
Additional CharacteristicsNon-gmo
Number Of Plants Included (Pack-size)12
Wildlife DeterredNo Wildlife Deterred
Days To Harvest365
Wildlife AttractedNo Wildlife Attracted
Container TypePackaged
Best Time To PlantSpring
Annual / PerennialPerennial
Average Shipping Height (In.)4 In
FragranceFragrant
Blossom Color FamilyNo Blossoms
Common Name FamilyAsparagus
Growth HabitLow-growing
Water RequirementsTwice A Week
Planting Depth (In.)10 In