Jersey King Asparagus
Jersey King asparagus variety make medium size
spears . The spears are identical to the Jersey
Supreme.
Jersey Knight Asparagus
Jersey Giant Asparagus
Purple Passion Asparagus are a fatter asparagus spear (larger in diameter) than the Jersey King, Knight or Supreme.
However, not as big as the Giant. They are tall and have pointed / round heads at harvest. The Purple Passion are
purple and green then growing and at harvest all purple.
However, not as big as the Giant. They are tall and have pointed / round heads at harvest. The Purple Passion are
purple and green then growing and at harvest all purple.
The Purple Passion Asparagus when cooked loose their purple color. However, in a toss salad the Purple Passion add a
lot of color and distinctiveness as well as great taste. Purple Passion Asparagus are a plump asparagus and great in
soups, stewed, or eaten raw. Purple Passion Asparagus have a nice nutty taste more so than the Jersey King. They will do
good in any climate.
lot of color and distinctiveness as well as great taste. Purple Passion Asparagus are a plump asparagus and great in
soups, stewed, or eaten raw. Purple Passion Asparagus have a nice nutty taste more so than the Jersey King. They will do
good in any climate.
Purple Passion Asparagus Plants are really great producers. Purple Passion send up as many and if not more
spears than the Jersey King. And after the Purple Passion reach maturity they can easily be harvested for 8 weeks
with little stress.
spears than the Jersey King. And after the Purple Passion reach maturity they can easily be harvested for 8 weeks
with little stress.
These Heirloom Asparagus Plants adapt well to a variety of soils. Cold hardy. Heat tolerant. The Heirloom Asparagus
Plants are sold as live plants and not as bare roots. They are packages to make the trip to your garden with little stress
and arrive in excellent planting condition.
Plants are sold as live plants and not as bare roots. They are packages to make the trip to your garden with little stress
and arrive in excellent planting condition.
Heirloom Asparagus have nice straight strong spears. They can be harvested for 8-10 weeks. They produce as many
spears as the Supreme of Jersey King. Heirloom Asparagus are ideal for making Asparagus Bread, Stews, or Stuffed
with Sea Food and rolled in sour dough .
spears as the Supreme of Jersey King. Heirloom Asparagus are ideal for making Asparagus Bread, Stews, or Stuffed
with Sea Food and rolled in sour dough .
Click On The Down Arrow For Options
Click On The Down Arrow For Options
Minimum Order - 25 - Asparagus
Click On The Down Arrow For Options
Jersey Supreme Asparagus
I planted Jersey Supreme. Here's my Asparagus garden. And here's my
Asparagus and Brown Elephant storey. I wanted Asparagus plants were going to be productive care-free easy to
grow. I was told that the "key" to growing Asparagus was the "soil "and "watering". And that the Asparagus would
grow well as long as I provided the proper soil and water.
And as it turned out I tilled my soil added compost and some sand and had a pH of 7,0. I watered the Asparagus
once and sometimes twice a week. If the soil was moist I just let it be.
So all in all . . . . It doesn't matter which variety you choose as long as you prepare the soil and water just moderately.
The Jersey Supreme produce an average size spear that are sweet and tender. I added some Jersey Giants
Asparagus in another area and I like those as well. The Giant were a thicker spear yet still tender and sweet.
Soon after I cut the spears off in a couple of weeks others appeared.
I planted a natural barrier of Garlic around my Jersey Supreme and Jersey Giant Asparagus. The Garlic keeps out
garden pests -- bugs and rabbits. It's the smell of the Garlic that garden pests don't like. The good thing is that the
Asparagus does not absorb the Garlic smell. Elephant Garlic or Jumbo Garlic works best.
Asparagus and Brown Elephant storey. I wanted Asparagus plants were going to be productive care-free easy to
grow. I was told that the "key" to growing Asparagus was the "soil "and "watering". And that the Asparagus would
grow well as long as I provided the proper soil and water.
And as it turned out I tilled my soil added compost and some sand and had a pH of 7,0. I watered the Asparagus
once and sometimes twice a week. If the soil was moist I just let it be.
So all in all . . . . It doesn't matter which variety you choose as long as you prepare the soil and water just moderately.
The Jersey Supreme produce an average size spear that are sweet and tender. I added some Jersey Giants
Asparagus in another area and I like those as well. The Giant were a thicker spear yet still tender and sweet.
Soon after I cut the spears off in a couple of weeks others appeared.
I planted a natural barrier of Garlic around my Jersey Supreme and Jersey Giant Asparagus. The Garlic keeps out
garden pests -- bugs and rabbits. It's the smell of the Garlic that garden pests don't like. The good thing is that the
Asparagus does not absorb the Garlic smell. Elephant Garlic or Jumbo Garlic works best.
"I planted Jersey Giant. I canned mine so I could enjoy
Asparagus during the winter. Look closely at the spears in the
jars. The are not chewed on and don't have holes in them. I
planted Garlic in between the asparagus . The garlic works as a
natural barrier at keeping bugs and rodents out of my garden."
Asparagus during the winter. Look closely at the spears in the
jars. The are not chewed on and don't have holes in them. I
planted Garlic in between the asparagus . The garlic works as a
natural barrier at keeping bugs and rodents out of my garden."
Asparagus - Georgia Community Gardeners
We are Community Gardeners. We gather together to plant Asparagus and other veggies. Here we can
enjoy each other in a peaceful non stressful environment. And grow some Asparagus for someone who
can't . . .It surely is a joyful experience.
We grew Jersey Knight Asparagus last season. They grew very well for us. The Jersey Knight are thinner
than the other varieties. They are sweet and tender. Tye is stir fry specialist. He secrets to sweet tender
Asparagus is olive oil, oregano, high cooking temperature, butter and sea salt. We plant garlic in between
the Asparagus to protect our Asparagus. So far it has helped a lot.
The ladies like to make salads and use the Jersey Knight for pickling. John breads the spears and makes
extra for the freezer.
The Jersey Knight produce a few less spears per plant than the other varieties. The Jersey Knight variety
make about 5 spears per plant. However they are not already at the same time for harvesting. The ones
that are not picking size ( 7 - 9 inches) will be ready in a week or so. The Jersey Knight are sweet and
tender as all the other varieties of Asparagus. Really doesn't matter which variety of Asparagus you plant.
Just prepare you soil properly and all varieties are carefree and easy to grow. If you have clay in your
gardening soil. Remove it as best you can and fill in with compost and sand. Do the "water drainage perk
test" when your done. The Test goes like this . . . dig a hole 1 foot deep and 2 feet wide fill the hole up
with water. Then time it -- if there is water standing in the hole 2 hours later you will need to adjust the
drainage in your gardening area. Adjusting the drainage is easily to do sometimes just adding sand will
make the difference.
Looks like the vote is in . . . we will be adding Jersey Supreme and Jersey Giant to our Community
Garden in 2012.
We always grow more than we can use so we can give to those that can't not garden.
Start a Community Garden in your area and enjoy meeting new gardening friends.
Plant a Community Garden grow some Jersey Asparagus for someone who can't . . . it surely is a joyful
experience.
Asparagus Plants . . . Asparagus Varieties
Jersey King -Jersey Knight - Jersey Supreme - Jersey Giant -
Heirloom Asparagus Purple Passions Asparagus and Other Varieties
Jersey King -Jersey Knight - Jersey Supreme - Jersey Giant -
Heirloom Asparagus Purple Passions Asparagus and Other Varieties
________________________________________________________
Must Read Before Ordering
Click On Postman
Click On Postman
"There are many Asparagus Roots For Sale
Varieties. All varieties will grow well in your garden
no matter what zone you are in. Read below to
find the "key" to growing a successful easy
care-free Asparagus garden.
"My Walking Onions are gone". Looks like they will be
back -- they left their shoes."
Thank goodness my Jersey King Asparagus didn't take
off and go with them.
back -- they left their shoes."
Thank goodness my Jersey King Asparagus didn't take
off and go with them.
Heirloom Asparagus
I planted Jersey Giant. Here's my Asparagus Garden. And here's my Asparagus Gardening story. As you can see the
Jersey Giants produce thick spears. Also the Jersey Giant variety produce about 4 spears per root. Now you many think
that your getting less than say from the Jersey Supreme variety . For example, if you count the number of spears on the
Jersey Giant variety and count the number of spears on the Jersey Supreme there is a difference. But the thing is that if
you gather 7 spears from the Supreme variety and took 4 of the Jersey Giant variety the total weight of each asparagus
variety would asparagus would weight the same. So in weight you are actually getting the same amount. The difference
is the Jersey Giant variety is thick and the Jersey Supreme the spears are more thin and slender.
The Jersey Giant variety since they are thicker can take the intense heat from the grill or baking in the oven and
canning. Some may argue that the "bigger the spears " are tougher and not as sweet. However the University of PA
proved that theory to be a myth. Thicker does not mean tougher. The Jersey Giant are just as sweet and tender as the
other varieties of Jersey Asparagus. Here's the most recent research on the tough guy.
I have to support Jay's notion on prepare the soil properly and water moderately and you will have a very "successful"
asparagus garden. And add some Asparagus variety to your garden. Add some thick ones, some thin ones, and some
average size ones. It will be a challenge not to over eat. If you do you may turn green like me.
Jersey Giants produce thick spears. Also the Jersey Giant variety produce about 4 spears per root. Now you many think
that your getting less than say from the Jersey Supreme variety . For example, if you count the number of spears on the
Jersey Giant variety and count the number of spears on the Jersey Supreme there is a difference. But the thing is that if
you gather 7 spears from the Supreme variety and took 4 of the Jersey Giant variety the total weight of each asparagus
variety would asparagus would weight the same. So in weight you are actually getting the same amount. The difference
is the Jersey Giant variety is thick and the Jersey Supreme the spears are more thin and slender.
The Jersey Giant variety since they are thicker can take the intense heat from the grill or baking in the oven and
canning. Some may argue that the "bigger the spears " are tougher and not as sweet. However the University of PA
proved that theory to be a myth. Thicker does not mean tougher. The Jersey Giant are just as sweet and tender as the
other varieties of Jersey Asparagus. Here's the most recent research on the tough guy.
I have to support Jay's notion on prepare the soil properly and water moderately and you will have a very "successful"
asparagus garden. And add some Asparagus variety to your garden. Add some thick ones, some thin ones, and some
average size ones. It will be a challenge not to over eat. If you do you may turn green like me.
________________________________________________________
My name if Frank - In - Stein. Green is my color. All the Jersey
varieties are sweet and tender. I ate so many I turned green. I
wanted to join a Community I couldn't make any friends".
varieties are sweet and tender. I ate so many I turned green. I
wanted to join a Community I couldn't make any friends".
Hi!!
"I'm Sharon I am a school teacher known around the Missouri area
as the "green thumb canning lady"
Parent conferences this Fall kept me busy. And I did not have time to
plant my Garlic in my garden. So I planted the garlic it in pots.
I can here the pounding of their big feet . They want to get in to my
garden. I'd better go open the gate.
I can all varieties of Asparagus. I like the Jersey Giant variety as they
fit just right into my canning jars."
"I'm Sharon I am a school teacher known around the Missouri area
as the "green thumb canning lady"
Parent conferences this Fall kept me busy. And I did not have time to
plant my Garlic in my garden. So I planted the garlic it in pots.
I can here the pounding of their big feet . They want to get in to my
garden. I'd better go open the gate.
I can all varieties of Asparagus. I like the Jersey Giant variety as they
fit just right into my canning jars."
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
John, Sarah, Silvia, Tye, Iran, and Reni here.
"We are Community Gardeners from Georgia".
"We are Community Gardeners from Georgia".
"Dave from North Carolina.
Asparagus is an investment of
money and time". I wanted the best
return on my investment so I took
the time to prepare my soil and it
paid off".
Asparagus is an investment of
money and time". I wanted the best
return on my investment so I took
the time to prepare my soil and it
paid off".
________________________________________________________
Horseradish plant
once harvest for year.
once harvest for year.
"Honey .... what are those things
flying above our head. Looks like
they just took off with your hair
piece."
flying above our head. Looks like
they just took off with your hair
piece."
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
First Time Home Asparagus Gardener - Plan On Growing Heirloom Asparagus
Ed and Carol we are first time Asparagus Gardener from Illinois. We are planting the Heirloom Asparagus. We have
about an average size back yard. We got tired of mowing the grass. And wanted to put something in the yard that
would benefit our family as well as something that was fun to do. So we got back into gardening. We read about all
the Jersey Asparagus varieties and like them all. We figured that we wanted to do something a little different.
We wanted to grow Organic and we wanted go grow everything the was not a hybrid. We are planning on putting in
the Heirloom Asparagus. The thing that we liked most about the Asparagus varieties at the Asparagus Gardener -
Farm was the natural way the Asparagus Gardener - Farm grows their Asparagus Varieties. All Asparagus is chemical
free and fertilized with the Asparagus Tea which is all organic and has no chemicals added. Furthermore it can be
used on all garden veggies and flowers.
That excited us the most. So we are thrilled to start the Spring 2012 with planting our Heirloom Asparagus.
The Heirloom Asparagus variety are natural ( a wild asparagus variety) - no genetic changes. So we know we will get
some thick spears and some thin spears all in the same Asparagus patch. We plan on planting the Asparagus right in
front of the bean poles. Now that may not be the best place for the Asparagus but I figured that the ferns from the
Asparagus would shade the Ever bearing Strawberry plants from the afternoon sun. We are hoping for the best.
Ed and Carol we are first time Asparagus Gardener from Illinois. We are planting the Heirloom Asparagus. We have
about an average size back yard. We got tired of mowing the grass. And wanted to put something in the yard that
would benefit our family as well as something that was fun to do. So we got back into gardening. We read about all
the Jersey Asparagus varieties and like them all. We figured that we wanted to do something a little different.
We wanted to grow Organic and we wanted go grow everything the was not a hybrid. We are planning on putting in
the Heirloom Asparagus. The thing that we liked most about the Asparagus varieties at the Asparagus Gardener -
Farm was the natural way the Asparagus Gardener - Farm grows their Asparagus Varieties. All Asparagus is chemical
free and fertilized with the Asparagus Tea which is all organic and has no chemicals added. Furthermore it can be
used on all garden veggies and flowers.
That excited us the most. So we are thrilled to start the Spring 2012 with planting our Heirloom Asparagus.
The Heirloom Asparagus variety are natural ( a wild asparagus variety) - no genetic changes. So we know we will get
some thick spears and some thin spears all in the same Asparagus patch. We plan on planting the Asparagus right in
front of the bean poles. Now that may not be the best place for the Asparagus but I figured that the ferns from the
Asparagus would shade the Ever bearing Strawberry plants from the afternoon sun. We are hoping for the best.
Purple Passion Asparagus
"Gardening is my passion. It is a nice contrast from the
busy hectic week at the office. My Asparagus beds have
blessed me year after year with great harvest. I have all
the varieties of Jersey Asparagus growing".
"I am adding Purple Passion this season. My family can't
believe there is such a color for Asparagus. So I can't
wait to plant and for the Purple Passion Asparagus to
come up."
busy hectic week at the office. My Asparagus beds have
blessed me year after year with great harvest. I have all
the varieties of Jersey Asparagus growing".
"I am adding Purple Passion this season. My family can't
believe there is such a color for Asparagus. So I can't
wait to plant and for the Purple Passion Asparagus to
come up."
Danny from Grapevine, Texas.
I like Purple Passion Asparagus. Easy to grow and plentiful. I use the Asparagus
Tea from early Spring till Fall. When Fall comes I don't feed the Asparagus any
more as they are preparing to go dormant. The Tea feeds the Asparagus roots and
the garlic protects the spears from bugs and rodents
I like Purple Passion Asparagus. Easy to grow and plentiful. I use the Asparagus
Tea from early Spring till Fall. When Fall comes I don't feed the Asparagus any
more as they are preparing to go dormant. The Tea feeds the Asparagus roots and
the garlic protects the spears from bugs and rodents
________________________________________________________
Click on the green squares
Blackberry Plants
Asparagus Plants For Sale
Home2
Elephant Garlic
All About Asparagus Plants
How To Order
Asparagus Garden Tea
Walking Onions
Contact Us
Asparagus Articles:
How To Plant
How To Plant
Asparagus Pictures
Web Partners
Asparagus Varieties
Growing Asparagus
Vegetable Plants
Garden Gnomes
Rain Meters
Rain Meters
Order Form
Horseradish
Wild Garlic Plants
Asparagus Recipes
English-Giant Angora Rabbits
Home
Asparagus Blog
Frequently Asked Questions
Black Raspberry Plant
Strawberry Plant
Express CheckOut
Artichoke Plants For Sale
Ginger Roots For Sale
Anne Pots
Tennessee Tomato