Transplanting asparagus plants

Asparagus is one of the only true perennial vegetables and is a favorite in colder climates. These plants are hardy and lend themselves well for transplant,

Here we discuss the issues associated with transplanting asparagus plants that are already established, how to when etc.

Can you transplant asparagus crowns? You can, but the age and size of your plants will affect your chances of success. Learn more now on Gardener’s Path.

The list of vegetables that are true perennials is short - rhubarb and asparagus keep coming back year after year, while artichokes and sorrel can double as perennials too. While the tendency for a vegetable, such as an asparagus, to return after a harsh winter is something to celebrate, this growth habit also means that asparagus sometimes must be moved from its original bed to a new location in the garden. Find out how and when to transplant asparagus to bring spring asparagus to your…

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As a perennial vegetable, asparagus plants can prosper for decades in your garden. Transplanting asparagus will keep plants healthy and productive.

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Learning how to grow asparagus is definitely worth the trouble as the delicious spears will provide a harvest for many years to come.