Harvest Young Asparagus at Jeannette Southall blog

Harvest Young Asparagus. As soon as the field is passable in early spring, mow or chop the old asparagus ferns with a brush hog mower or flail chopper if not chopped in the previous fall. Set crowns atop the mound; Simply pinch a spear with your thumb and. The best time to harvest is in the morning, or in early evening. Harvest asparagus by cutting the spears at ground level when they emerge in spring before any flower buds at the tips begin to open. Spears are ready to be harvested when they've reached 6 to 10 inches tall and about the diameter of your index finger. Of course, the width will vary from male to female plants. Use a clean, sharp knife or gardening shears. Continue harvesting asparagus spears for six to. To retain the quality of freshly picked asparagus longer, use a sharp knife to harvest spears. Cover crowns with 2 inches of soil. Length may dictate when to pick asparagus, but you will want to get it early enough in the season that it is tender.

Spears are ready to be harvested when they've reached 6 to 10 inches tall and about the diameter of your index finger. Length may dictate when to pick asparagus, but you will want to get it early enough in the season that it is tender. Continue harvesting asparagus spears for six to. Simply pinch a spear with your thumb and. The best time to harvest is in the morning, or in early evening. Of course, the width will vary from male to female plants. Cover crowns with 2 inches of soil. To retain the quality of freshly picked asparagus longer, use a sharp knife to harvest spears. As soon as the field is passable in early spring, mow or chop the old asparagus ferns with a brush hog mower or flail chopper if not chopped in the previous fall. Use a clean, sharp knife or gardening shears.

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Harvest Young Asparagus Use a clean, sharp knife or gardening shears. Cover crowns with 2 inches of soil. Use a clean, sharp knife or gardening shears. Continue harvesting asparagus spears for six to. Length may dictate when to pick asparagus, but you will want to get it early enough in the season that it is tender. To retain the quality of freshly picked asparagus longer, use a sharp knife to harvest spears. As soon as the field is passable in early spring, mow or chop the old asparagus ferns with a brush hog mower or flail chopper if not chopped in the previous fall. Spears are ready to be harvested when they've reached 6 to 10 inches tall and about the diameter of your index finger. Simply pinch a spear with your thumb and. Harvest asparagus by cutting the spears at ground level when they emerge in spring before any flower buds at the tips begin to open. Of course, the width will vary from male to female plants. Set crowns atop the mound; The best time to harvest is in the morning, or in early evening.