Asparagus is the gift that keeps on giving—literally!” suggests The Old Farmer’s Almanac. Asparagus is a perennial vegetable ...

Learning how to grow asparagus is really easy, and you'll enjoy the fruits of your labor for many, many years to come (about 20 for what you plant this year). We bought 10 acres of land a couple of ...

It was once a popular garden plant, but now the asparagus fern is causing considerable problems in parts of Australia.

Asparagus ferns are fairly easy to grow from seed. Remove the large, tan seed from the ripe, red fruit. Plant it immediately by pressing it into the surface of a container filled with damp potting ...

To plant asparagus crowns, you’ll want to dig a long trench. At 8-12-inch intersections, make a hill of dirt, and then place the crown on it, and spread out the roots around it.

Asparagus is a perennial vegetable, which means that once planted, it will return year after year, often for decades. Native ...

The scientific name is Asparagus aethiopicus, originally from South Africa, and is listed on the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council’s 2017 List of Invasive Plant Species as a Category 1 invasive ...