Depth: Long-lived asparagus develops deep roots, so it’s best to grow in trenches that are 8 inches deep. “Cover with 2 inches of soil initially, gradually filling as plants grow,” Ghimire says.

I gave myself a good pat on the back when I thought to plant asparagus in my front flower bed a couple of years ago. “What a ...

Here are some of the top nutritional benefits asparagus has to offer, plus why cooking it helps reduce bloating and gas over eating the vegetable raw.

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 ...

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In a large bowl, combine 1/3 cup olive oil, the lemon zest and juice, horseradish and parsley. When the vegetables are tender ...

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