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					asparagus plants rhubarb plants organic colorado Mary Washington Asparagus Plants -   Two year old Mary Washington seedlings.   UC 72 developed at the University of California Davis, has exceptional flavor and high yields.   Mary Washington is one of the most productive asparagus varieties and well suited for all climates.   Approximately 70% of the seedlings are male.   Rust resistant.   Will overwinter atleast to zone 5.   To supply a family of 4 with fresh asparagus and some for freezing 50 plants would be required.

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PASP25 25 crowns $25.00
PASP50 50 crowns $42.50
PASP100 100 crowns $70.00

The pictured Mary Washington seedlings were dug in mid October 2006 (dormant).   We plant Asparagus Seedlings all year round!   (You can plant Asparagus whenever the ground can be worked.   With a good feeding at planting time, and ground preparation, a small harvest can be had the following spring.   (Water every two weeks during the first Winter if snow and rain seems sparse.)   To plant:   Dig a trench 12 to 14 inches deep and atleast that wide.   Add 3 or 4 inches of composted manure to the ditch.   Now dig the manure in.   Space your Asparagus Seedlings from 12" to 24" apart.   Here at Sierra Vista Farms we do intensive farming.   Our seedlings are spaced 12" apart.   The close spacing seems to keep the spears at a medium size.   Firm the soil around the seedlings which have been planted atleast with their crowns 2" below soil level.   Now mulch the trench with straw or sawdust (we use sawdust) right up to ground level.   When you harvest Asparagus (just as the tips are poking through the sawdust or straw) reach down through the mulch and cut blanched asparagus.   Or, cut at ground level for green spears.



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	Farms garlic shallots asparagus plants rhubarb plants organic colorado Mary Washington Asparagus   In the Sierra Vista Farms Seedling Field.   Each year we plant several thousand seedlings.

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Sierra Vista Farms Inc., 39950 Bear Springs Trail, Delhi, Colorado 81059
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Certified Organic - Last update:   March 31, 2009