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Gardening

OxQQme

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7. The interface between gravel and soil

Reply to Sedona (Original post)

Sun May 7, 2017, 08:15 PM

May 2017

alongside the road south out of Kettle Falls, along the eastern shore of upper Lake Roosevelt/Columbia River, was a treasure trove late spring on the southwesterly facing slope of the roads berm.
Free Range Asparagus !

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any asparagus growers out there? I need advice [View all] Sedona May 2017 OP

I too would like to know. teezy May 2017 #1

wow thats tall!..only asparagus i have seen like that was after it went to seed samnsara May 2017 #2

Asparagi like to spread their roots out vastly into a boggy soil librechik May 2017 #3

When I created our asparagus bed, we dug the trench 8' long and 12" deep WhiteTara May 2017 #4

Which roots did you use, Mary Washington or Jersey king? dixiegrrrrl May 2017 #5

I've had asparagus for years and BeekeeperInVermont May 2017 #6

The interface between gravel and soil OxQQme May 2017 #7