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asparagus seed planting depth Argenteuil Purple Asparagus Seeds – Heirloom – SurvivalGardenSeeds

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asparagus seed planting depth Argenteuil Purple Asparagus Seeds – Heirloom – SurvivalGardenSeedsArgenteuil Purple Asparagus Seeds produce an award winning heirloom perennial valued for its early harvests, high yields, and beautifully colored spears. This classic variety develops tender, sweet turions in shades of purple and green, often highlighted with pink purple tips. Once established, Argenteuil asparagus becomes a long lived garden staple, providing dependable spring harvests and attractive fern like foliage for many years. Hardy,

Argenteuil Purple Asparagus Seeds produce an award-winning heirloom perennial valued for its early harvests, high yields, and beautifully colored spears. This classic variety develops tender, sweet turions in shades of purple and green, often highlighted with pink-purple tips. Once established, Argenteuil asparagus becomes a long-lived garden staple, providing dependable spring harvests and attractive fern-like foliage for many years.

Hardy, Productive, and Long-Lived:

  • Early-maturing variety known for generous yields
  • Produces thick, tender spears with purple and green coloration
  • Develops tall, fern-like foliage that enhances the garden
  • Hardy perennial capable of producing for decades with proper care

Why Customers Love Argenteuil Purple Asparagus:

  • Award-winning heirloom with a long history of reliable performance
  • Sweet, tender spears prized for fresh eating and cooking
  • Crowns can be divided over time to expand or renew asparagus beds
  • Offers both ornamental appeal and practical food production

How to Grow and Care:
Argenteuil Purple asparagus thrives in full sun and benefits from well-prepared soil and consistent care during establishment. Like all asparagus grown from seed, plants require patience and are typically allowed to grow for several years before regular harvesting begins. Once mature, harvest spears in early spring, then allow remaining growth to develop into ferns to support future production. Established plants can remain productive for many seasons.

Harvest & Use:
This versatile variety produces large spears with pink scales that can be enjoyed in multiple ways. For white asparagus, blanch spears by covering them before exposure to sunlight. When grown normally, spears develop their signature green and purple hues. Argenteuil asparagus is well-suited for grilling, roasting, steaming, canning, or slicing raw into salads.

Net Wt. 1.5G

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