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9 days agoDescription(blank) -> One of the best-known heritage asparagus cultivars, grown from seed in Henry Harrington's Southland garden. The spears are green with a purple tinge and appear in spring, and it is easier to grow than modern cultivars. Seed is slow to germinate; grow seedlings on for a year or transplant to very well-drained rows. Leave the ferns until they die back in autumn, cut lightly in year two and expect full production by year three. Crowns can last up to 15 years with good drainage, sun and mulch. -
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9 days agoId(blank) -> 2384Name(blank) -> Mary Washington asparagusEn wikipedia url(blank) -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AsparagusCreated at(blank) -> 2026-11-02 04:11:21 UTCSlug(blank) -> mary-washington-asparagusCreator(blank) -> cropbot