A sturdy variety, grown from crowns, not seeds. Well established and liked. Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as asparagus. The tall, feathery fronds blend […]

French variety outyields many of the English. Has high initial performance. Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as asparagus. The tall, feathery fronds blend nicely […]

French variety with high yields, very promising, with extra thick stalks. Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as asparagus. The tall, feathery fronds blend nicely […]

‘Jersey Knight’ is highly productive, due to producing mostly male plants. This variety is quite tolerant of disease. Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as […]

This older variety may be hard to find currently. An edible perrenial vegetable, young green shoots are very tender in the spring. They take about 3 years to establish, but provide a bounty for years after. Require ample space, loose, […]

Though it takes up space in the garden and time for establishment, no other vegetable gives you as much in return as asparagus. The tall, feathery fronds blend nicely with other perennials and if well established, a bed can produce […]

Though this plant is not a true fern, it is often used both indoors and out much the same way one would use traditional ferns. Stems are green and arching and may grow to a length of 3 to 4 […]

Hairy, tuberous perennial that reaches up to 36 inches tall and about 12 inches wide. Leaves are medium green, 5 inches and lance-shaped. Stems are thick and unbranched, with flowers clustered at ends. Broad clusters of tiny, bright orange, yellow, […]

Leaves are medium green, 5 inches and lance-shaped. Stems are thick and unbranched, with flowers clustered at ends. Broad clusters of tiny, bright orange flowers bloom in the summer. Heat loving perennial that will tolerate light shade, but prefers sun. […]

Subshub with narrow dark green leaves, orange to scarlet flowers in umbels. Fruits are spiny looking, 3 inches long, resembling a spindle. Best to grow as an annual, although it will live it will not grow the second season. Good […]