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Albino Asparagus

Written by: adekun on 9 April, 2007 5:36 am - Filed under: blog ?

The first spears of asparagus have pierced the surface - following the thorough watering the garden had a week ago. From the initial appearance, it has taken a week for all six crowns to show their goods. A little curious after seeing an expensive white variety at the local supermarket, I moved a little half composted cover to the side on one about to emerge. There looking up was the prized white asparagus. A day later in the sunshine, a more familiar purple is beginning to take.

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6 responses to Albino Asparagus »

  • Hedgewizard

    9 April, 2007 #

    Jealous! Actually, that reminds me… I must check with Thompson and Morgan to find out where the hell my plants are. Grr!

  • Adekun

    9 April, 2007 #

    Since they were (apparently) two years old when I planted them back in the middle of September, I guess I should keep my mitts off. More the case the MIL.

  • Angie

    10 April, 2007 #

    Mmmm-mmmmm good!!!!

  • Sara

    23 April, 2007 #

    We have just started to harvest our asparagus that we planted nearly two years ago and it tastes fabulous! Hope yours tastes just as good!

    Sara from farmingfriends in the UK

  • Adekun

    28 April, 2007 #

    Hello there,
    I’m hoping that eighteen months will be okay. It is almost a shame, watching them shoot up and fan out and just having to look on. I’m tempted to get some more crowns??

  • Ziggywigs

    12 May, 2007 #

    Lovely to see your veggies….really enjoyed catching up on your blog…will be back to see your progress.

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