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Vegetables - Asparagus Seeds
Asparagus seeds take some time to grow, but if you have a larger area to plant, they are a lot more cost effective than planting out crowns. We had an area that we wanted to plant in Asparagus at an old farmhouse that we lived in, and we started the seeds in the greenhouse. Once they were large enough, we transplanted them out into the garden, where they got established. The seeds can also be direct-sown, but seedlings that are transplanted make a more even planting. Once our Asparagus patch was established, we had loads of fresh Asparagus for the kitchen table!
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Mary Washington Asparagus Seeds
Open Pollinated
Mary Washington Asparagus seeds are an old favorite US variety used in the truck garden and commercial market. This perennial produces early, long, straight, dark-green spears with tight purpling tips that are noted for their uniform size! Delicious and resistant to some rusts and blight. The cutting season can last up to 60 days.Quick ViewxMary Washington Asparagus Seeds
Asparagus officinalis
Mary Washington Asparagus seeds are an old favorite US variety used in the truck garden and commercial market. This perennial produces early, long, straight, dark-green spears with tight purpling tips that are noted for their uniform size! Delicious and resistant to some rusts and blight. The cutting season can last up to 60 days.
$3.48 Pkt - $8.46 / Oz
Asparagus seeds take some time to grow, but if you have a larger area to plant, they are a lot more cost effective than planting out crowns. We had an area that we wanted to plant in Asparagus at an old farmhouse that we lived in, and we started the seeds in the greenhouse. Once they were large enough, we transplanted them out into the garden, where they got established. The seeds can also be direct-sown, but seedlings that are transplanted make a more even planting. Once our Asparagus patch was established, we had loads of fresh Asparagus for the kitchen table!