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One of the newest favorites of the asparagus world, the millennium asparagus is a productive variety with its high-quality spears and tender and good flavor. This cold-hardy asparagus grows very well in various soil types. Bred by Dr. Dave Wolyn at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, this variety is cold-hardy from zones 3-8 with rust resistance. The higher proportion of male plants is a favorite quality of the millennium asparagus. Male plants produce more spears, unlike females, who drop seeds often, which allows more weeds, beetle, and disease problems.
Harvest Time: Late May-Early June
Best in zones: 3-8
Age of Plant: 2 Year
Shipped as: Bare Root
Wondering how much to grow? Established asparagus plants produce about 1/2lb. of spears per bed foot in spring/early summer. If you are getting asparagus established for the first time, we recommend 5-10 crowns per person. (covers 15-30 row feet)
As soon as you get these plants, they must be planted. fertilize with a well-balanced fertilizer and water well. Bury the entire crown so that the tip of the crown is around 2 inches below the soil level. This will protect the crown from any cold weather. Do not harvest the first year. Let plants become established before harvesting.
Watch the video below on how to plant your asparagus crowns.
Love these asparagus crowns. Everyone grew and is thriving. I had bought some from another source to see which grew best and, as I suspected, Migardener wins again!
I would buy anything from migardner for sure. The quality is above anyother!!!
These dominant plans arrived packed very carefully and well labeled. I love that an instruction sheet was included to tell me how to plant and care for each type of plant.
All 8 roots have successfully sent up shoots. Looking forward to years of asparagus!
They are quite large roots and they are already sprouting up here in Michigan.
I grow these every year and they do very well. The harvest never makes it back into the house. I love to snack on them while I’m in the garden and my kids enjoy them too.
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Awesome color on these. Beautiful addition to the (majority pink shades) zinnias I usually grow.
I have way more celery than I have room to plant!