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PURPLE ASPARAGUS roots in pots - $8 (maple ridge)
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It is a hardy selection that form many large spears in the spring. Sweet when eaten raw or steamed. Larger and more tender than most types. Likes a sunny location with well drained soil(sandy).
They are planted in pots ready for transplanting to your garden. Variety is called 'Sweet Purple'
1 year roots $8.00/ 4 inch pot ( you will eat in 2 years)
2 year roots $12.00 /1 gallon pot( you will eat next year)
ALSO selling green asparagus roots in pots. Choose from Atlas or Millenium varieties
This perennial vegetable will produce for 25 or more years when grown in a sunny location. On average each clump will produce 20 to 25 spears each spring. All my edibles are grown without pesticides.
also available: California strawberries, kiwi, rosemary, wintergreen berry, salal berries, black currants, red currants, white currants, josta berry, fig trees, goji berry, horse radish, fig trees, honey berries, haskap berries, tay berries, marion berries, dew berries, red gooseberry, green gooseberry, seedless grapes, cranberries, , white currant, alpine strawberries, thimble berries, salmon berries, red raspberries, yellow raspberries, thornless raspberries, black raspberries, mulberry trees, artichoke, blueberries, pink blueberries, dwarf apples, columnar apples, dwarf fig, Jerusalem artichoke, sun chokes, purple asparagus, dead man's finger fruits, edible chestnut, Indian plum, butternut, Chilean guava, Saskatoon berry, service berry, rhubarb, crabapple, boysenberry, Logan berry, seedless red grapes, seedless green grapes, seedless black grapes, American chestnut, cascara trees, strawberry trees, strawberry ( red alpine, yellow alpine, everbearing red), pine berries, wasabi & honey berries.