150 Seeds Asparagus Heirloom Non GMO Perennial Vegetable Easy Grow Tender Shoots Edible Garden Patio Container

150 Seeds Asparagus Heirloom Non GMO Perennial Vegetable Easy Grow Tender Shoots Edible Garden Patio Container

$6.28
Sale price  $6.28 Regular price  $12.56
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150 Seeds Asparagus Heirloom Non GMO Perennial Vegetable Easy Grow Tender Shoots Edible Garden Patio Container

150 Seeds Asparagus Heirloom Non GMO Perennial Vegetable Easy Grow Tender Shoots Edible Garden Patio Container

$6.28
Sale price  $6.28 Regular price  $12.56
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These heirloom, non-GMO asparagus seeds provide the foundation for a long-lived perennial vegetable garden. Asparagus officinalis is a classic spring crop, with tender spears that are harvested before the ferny foliage appears. Grown from seed, asparagus takes a couple of seasons to establish, but rewards patient gardeners with many years of harvests. Ideal for traditional garden beds, raised beds, or large containers, this versatile plant can thrive in a variety of spaces.
Plant these seeds in well-draining soil with full sun to partial shade. The young shoots are a culinary treasure, perfect for steaming, grilling, or roasting. Asparagus is a perennial that returns each year, making it a sustainable addition to your garden. With proper care, this crop will provide delicious, edible spears for 15 years or more. Whether you're growing in a backyard plot or a sunny patio in a deep container, this hardy vegetable is a rewarding choice for gardeners of all levels.
Species: Asparagus officinalis
Variety: Heirloom
Type: Perennial vegetable
Plant_Habit: Upright, ferny foliage
Sun: Full sun to partial shade
Soil: Well-draining, fertile, pH 6.5-7.5
Days_to_Harvest: 700-1000 days from seed to first harvest
Zones: USDA zones 3-8
Germination: 70-90 days under warm, moist conditions
Sowing: Start indoors in late winter or direct sow after last frost; soak seeds overnight for better germination
Spacing: 12-18 inches apart, 3-4 feet between rows
Notes: Be patient; harvests begin in the third year. Grows well in containers at least 18 inches deep.