Asparagus is a perennial vegetable that rewards patience and care with years of delicious harvests. This hardy plant is a ...

So, to find out everything you need to know, we spoke to Maddie Porritt, plant expert at the online gardening centre The Stem. Here’s what she had to say. While you’ll find asparagus ferns in ...

"I had no idea it looked like that." Gardener shares unexpected benefits of growing 'asparagus forests' in your garden: 'Just ...

Perennials can be grown for culinary use, but that doesn’t mean their ornamentality won’t be taken into consideration when ...

We love asparagus, and this bed is so special ... The larvae are destructive to the ferns as they steal nutrients from the roots and reduce the vigor of the roots for next year’s harvest.

Keep an eye out for asparagus “ferns” though. While resembling many fern varieties, this plant is more closely related to the lily family and is very toxic to pets. Known for their folding foliage ...

cycads and asparagus ferns Dinosaurs When it comes to what to plant, you can mix and match depending on how big your container is, how much time you have to maintain it and what plants you can get ...

Ferns have sensitive roots that rot quickly ... beautiful ferns out there and a lot more options than the Boston and asparagus fern which seems to be the common ones in garden centres.

Next, carefully take your asparagus crowns and sit them on top of the mound, spreading the roots out either sides - plant crowns 30cm apart and then cover with about 5cm of soil, which has been ...

Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the asparagus and cook until crisp-tender, about 4 minutes. Drain the asparagus and rinse under cold water. Drain again and pat dry. Heat the olive ...