100 MARY WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS Officinalis Perennial Vegetable Seeds
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Grow 100 Mary Washington Asparagus seeds for a nutritious addition to your garden. Hardy and disease resistant variety perfect for outdoor planting.
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Mary Washington Asparagus Overview
Mary Washington Asparagus is a time-tested favorite known for its nutritious benefits. These perennial vegetable seeds are easy to grow and yield delicious asparagus in just 60 days. A single cup of fresh cooked asparagus contains only 30 calories, making it a healthy addition to any meal.
Planting Instructions
For optimal growth, plant these seeds outdoors after the frost or indoors weeks before the last frost. Space the plants 9 to 12 inches apart and expect them to reach a height of 36 to 48 inches. This variety thrives in hardiness zones 4 to 9.
Growing Conditions
Mary Washington Asparagus requires average soil conditions and full sunlight for best results. Ensure proper watering and care to achieve a healthy harvest.
Benefits of Growing Asparagus
Asparagus is not only delicious but also packed with essential vitamins. Growing your own Mary Washington Asparagus allows you to enjoy fresh produce right from your garden while knowing exactly how it was cultivated.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal planting depth for asparagus seeds? Plant seeds about 1 inch deep.
- When do I harvest my asparagus? Harvest typically occurs 60 days after planting.
- How do I care for my asparagus plants? Ensure they receive full sunlight and keep the soil moist.
- Is Mary Washington Asparagus disease resistant? Yes, this variety is known for its great disease resistance.
- What hardiness zone is best for growing asparagus? Zones 4 to 9 are ideal for Mary Washington Asparagus.
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kathyl748 –
just planted them, have to wait and see
QuakerMaid VooDoo Dolls –
I’ve been ordering from this company for a few years. The seeds are good. I get a decent hatch rate for most items. The others . . . well, I probably planted them wrong or didn’t water enough or watered too much.
I’m a lazy gardener, so I don’t do things the way I should.
The photo shows the asparagus in the back.
Janene –
Very good looking seeds! SeedvilleUSA has a fabulous selection to choose from!
Debra Hutchens –
The seeds were WELL packaged. They were as described. Can’t wait to start them and taste the crop.