The asparagus crowns have arrived and need to be planted. Too bad it is freezing outside. Should I have to wear a scarf in April to work in the garden? No. That is why I moved away from Massachusetts.

Leo's patch (my next door neighbor has let me plant in his back yard) is ready for the asparagus.

I dug a trench. Then it hailed. You can see the hail in the trench. Blasted colder than usual spring!

The asparagus crown looks like something a villain in a Disney film would have for hair.

I spaced out the crowns in the trench and then lightly cover them with soil.

In 2010, I will be ready for my first asparagus harvest!
1 comment:
Mmmm I love asparagus! I had no idea it would take that long to grow. Talk about delayed gratification! -S
You look really darling in the scarf picture!
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