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Started by chriszog, November 12, 2005, 19:17:49

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chriszog

Hi
Having cut down the asparagus 3 weeks ago in preparation for the move it has started to shoot again see photo after dug it up
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Will this affect the move and what does anyone suggest to do with the new shoots? If it survives.
Regards

chriszog


Icyberjunkie

Chris,  the link isn't working....but I would suggest that you let it be and allow it to leaf up then simply cut it back again once it yellows off in the frost.

Iain
Neil (The Young Ones) once said "You plant the seed, the seed grows, you harvest the seed....You plant the seed....."   if only it was that simple!!!

blight

or just move them the way they are. by the way i´d be interested to know if that works- transplanting older asparagus crowns. where i am you only ever see one year old crowns for sale, which means : waiting another two years for  the first crop.
i wonder why they never sell older crowns which ideally should  bear straight away.
so please  let me know  how you fare.

chriszog

Hi Blight and thanks if you want to see pictures
www.chriszog.smugmug.com
took over an hour to remove 10 crowns even with having to cut through some root so I will never do it again??? But if they take??
Regards
Chris

tim

Chris - you're just missing a g].

Icyberjunkie

Crikey,  thats a great job you've done on the plot Chris!   I was soooooooooo lucky with both my patches in that both had been well cultivated and had very few weeds.  The previous tenant even deweeded the second one for me before giving it up!

Iain
Neil (The Young Ones) once said "You plant the seed, the seed grows, you harvest the seed....You plant the seed....."   if only it was that simple!!!

chriszog

 Sorry Tim where does the g] go ??

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