I have three asparagus crowns ready to plant. Rather than grow them at the allotment I was thinking about growing them in a clump in the herbaceous border at home as a decorative plant? That way I can let them settle in and enjoy the foliage for three years before a possible harvest in the third year..
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Growing aspargus as a decorative?
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Yes, why not? I have one that must have come from a seed from who knows where as I've never deliberately grown asparagus and it looks very pretty through the summer. I guess it must have come by bird delivery.
Unfortunately it has chosen to grow right up against the fence, against the concreted in fence post, and on the other side of the fence are slabs, so I have no chance of ever digging it out to move. It gets no feed or watering and because of its position it never puts up more than 3 or 4 fronds of leaves, but it never seems to suffer and cheerfully returns each year.Location - Leicestershire - Chisit-land
Endless wonder.
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