Hi James ! Aka :Abe Since discovering this channel 2 weeks ago I've gotten out of my old man chair and started working outside rehabbing my old garden. Good news ! Ive lost 14 lbs and my garden looks fantastic. Thanks !!!!!!
I was told by a neighbor that my asparagus may be all the way up to 200 years old!! Wow. My newer part of my home was built in 1807 and the older part in around 1796. We also are in NJ. Pittstown. I love tuck!!
Hi there James, I started listening to you last year when COVID began, and I could hardly keep up with your super fast talking, so I’m so happy you’re slowing down abit and you’re creativeness with Tuck and music is cool!
Hi James, You look so cute in that hat and lil Tuk is so adorable too. I got my 50 crowns planted and they are already coming up. I wish I had homemade compost but I have really good soil and some peat moss and straw. I'm looking forward to my asparagus more than anything I've planted in a long time. My ten little Chihuahuas and my one old Pitt bull all send their love from New Mexico!😍☀️🌎🌱🐝🧡🌻🌶‼️
Love your videos and love that there are so many of us gardening, walking the earth, literally and raising our own food. I planted my first asparagus bed 30 years ago and my second about 10 years ago....and LOVE the fact that I have fresh, organic
Many years ago I grew up in the okanagan valley where wild asparagus grew everywhere, along the hot sandy railroad tracks and in the cool shady fruit orchards. The wild asparagus that we picked & cooked was always delicious & fun to go on a hunt for. I think fruit trees & asparagus are natural companions.
Mum sold her hobby farm in the Perth hills in west Australia. The ground is heavy bauxite, ie gravel. I dug up the 30 + year old crowns from around the apple trees. It took me hours, but ended up with lots of huge crowns which are living a new life and still producing well in their new home. My mini schnauzer loved harvesting his own raspberries, but my Maltese shitzu expects me to chew her carrots for her. Enjoy your videos! Happy gardening
I love the fact that you continue to make videos even during the fall and winter this will help others in keeping their guarding maintained during these times. Tuck is always busy in the garden I love watching him run around.
Thanks Katrina! Yeah it’s my goal to keep producing videos throughout the winter or be able to stay connected with you all and provide value. Whether that be in the form of encouragement, information, entertainment, or all of the above. Haha yeah he is, I think it’s a competition between me and him who enjoys it more out there 🤣
Have u ever stopped and thought about it? U and ur dog companion were MENT for one another!!! U both share the same love and passions! Super sweet 😊 soul mates
Thank You. the ONLY Asparagus follow up video I've ever seen. EVERY ONE does a how to put them in the ground but NO ONE does a follow up. Except YOU Thank You!!!
My husband asked me to plant asparagus since his research taught him its really good to build up the kidneys. I had no idea how it grew but I bravely sowed the seeds and now I have planted them out in the garden. I am really excited at the prospect of having asparagus for so many years!
I have been very ill....GOD bless you James for sharing your garden and Tuck. Watching your videos takes my mine off my pain. I haven't been able to work in my food forest for five weeks now. Its shaggy right now. I hope to get out there in the near future. Again, GOD bless you always.
I’m sorry to hear that Delores 😌 I will pray for you to recover quickly. 🙏🏻 Your welcome!! Get well first sister, they forest will be ready when you are ❤️🐕
I love your videos Ive been watching them most of the day and Tuck well Tuck is just sooooo adorable. My dog may she R.I.P. use to go huckleberry picking with me. She was a good girl she would take one or two every bush and leave the rest to me. She also use to go rockhounding with me and pick up little tiny rocks and give them to me I use to tell everyone she was half rock hound half huckleberry hound and half red coon hound. It warms my heart to see you have that same connection with your Tuck. Can't wait to start on my garden but Im going to have to remain patient it wont be for another year or two until then I'll keep watching and learning!! TY again for the great informative videos and sharing your adorable carrot and cucumber picking dog with us!
Tuck is so cool and smart. How wonderful it must be to know Tuck is learning from you, harvesting and eating from his Garden, how wonderful and inspirational! Thank you.
Thank you for all of your videos. I have recently started a fungal compost on my suburban property in Wilmington, NC and have gained much inspiration from your journey. In my opinion, you're a real hero, sharing truth for free. Peace & Love
I love my asparagus. They are so easy to grow. I put mine in the wrong place but they are going to stay there. To hard to dig up. Tuck is the cutest thing. Such a precious little guy.
Love your channel and music selections. We just lost our Jazzy and watching Tuck soothes my heart and makes me think of good times with her. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge and Tuck.
Thank you James and Tuck. I always wanted this in my garden but wasn't sure how to take care of them. Now I know but I really would like to see you plant them and just learn a bit more. Much love and peace, blessings.
Your welcome Wilma! Awesome, I hope you get them in. And me and Tuck will order some to bring you along as we plant some in the new food forest this spring 👍🐕❤️ Love, peace and blessings to you and your kind heart
You gave me an idea. I’m just now starting Alpine Strawberry, and Asparagus plants from seed under grow lights. If every seed germinated, I’d have 840 strawberry plants and 440 Asparagus. Alpine Strawberries are suppose to be similar to wild strawberries. I’d like to hear your idea in how you would plant these. Would you plant the strawberries in the Asparagus row? Or along the sides? I’m new to both.
Way to go Tuck! I love your videos, Jimmy. I’ve learned so much from your posts I’m blessed to have an organic garden that is thriving because of your training. So thank you! Also, you seem to be a spiritual man. Am I right? It’s a huge part of your character and your appreciation for what we’ve been provided for.
Hi. Living in Norway and I started aspargus from seed in 2013. I got 45 plants of «Mary Washington» and this year I harvested. Homegrown aspargus is just something spesial. Thanks for sharing.
I’m just now starting some Mary Washington seeds under lights. Just this morning I have a few plants poking through the top. (17 days from planting) I’m not sure of germination rates. But I have 440 seeds planted.
If I eat raw asparagus, I break out. And, we're in zone 9A, and get some, but it's more for looks in the garden. There's a lady who raises oyster mushrooms in her asparagus bed. She mounds straw over the beds, around any stalks that are going to fern, and plants the spore. It's a good crop in winter, and the mushrooms make a rich, silky soil that asparagus likes.
This video is fabulously heartwarming! This is the 4th or 5th year with asparagus. The weather determines how well it produces. Heat stops its production. This year it stopped but then like the entire garden, it’s having a second spurt of production. Homegrown cannot be compared to store or even produce stand offerings. Same with leek. This year the leek are kind of small. The odd spurts of April & May high temps is doing it. Oh well. It is what it is. I did find triple ground mulch and will pick up some brown compost too. I’ve got a pretty big compost heap but afraid I’m not very good yet on managing it. Anyway, this video goes straight to the heart of growing. And then there is your boss Tuck. What a sweetie pie he is. Thank you for sharing this info about perennial asparagus.
James, I really enjoy your nuggets of wisdom interspersed throughout your videos. All of those along with the music and your excellent presentation and energy make for really enjoyable content that I can't get enough of. I planted my first asparagus bed a few weeks ago here in northern Wisconsin. I was giddy when I saw the first stalk poking through the other day 🤗
I grew about 20 asparagus plants from seed and planted them. 18 or so made it thru the second year. This year( end of my 2nd year) I've had2 plants go to seed. Yay. More asparagus.
You are amazing. Growing asparagus is an awesome challenge. I don't know if I will ever be confident enough to try growing them. I will keep asparagus on my wish list for the most impressive things to grow! Thanks, you are an awesome brave man.
What an encouraging video - thank you, James! What is the music playing while you're mulching your asparagus - it was lovely to listen to whilst watching you do your thing. I love seeing Tuck helping you in the garden - he's so cute!
You have taught me much about soil, companions and shade with your productions, what I wish to commend you on is the tiny little bits of wisdom you leave all over. "All labor is profit", four words most in this world have forgotten. My Grandpa used to say "All labor is the beginning of wisdom." I surmise your version is a more precise and powerful message for this generation of youth. I sincerely thank you for your labor and seek to wish you a Happy Christmas and Merry New Year! - Aeon
Dogs love to help their masters, and I can see Tuck loves to help. Thanks for the tips and encouragement, James. I love asparagus and look forward to growing it. I read that asparagus is a heal-all, cleansing the bodies water system, and has been reported to help cure gout! Love to you and Tuck, from England :-)
@@jamesprigioni Numbers 6:24-26 The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: 25The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: 26The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.
Glad I found this video. Because of you, James and Tuck, I have recently planted Jersey Giant Asparagus, a Contender and an Elberta Peach tree, some Raspberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, and working on Strawberries. Thanks for the encouragement! from Virginia.
If it was me every one of those seeds would be planted. I adore fresh asparagus. I bought 600 seeds of the Mary Washington type. I'll be planting them all. Lol. Hi tuck. You are such a good garden helper. Lol
When I cut back the asparagus in the fall, I strip the red berries and drop them wherever there are bare patches. Then light mulch. Been doing this thirty years. Each year a crop big enough to eat every day for a month and make soup for the winter.
Put in a few on-sale asparagus crowns ...first ever...they looked dead come winter...but wow! They got established...most tender delicious spears ever come early spring...just sampled one and then weeded them and let grow!!! Wow ur Tuck eats carrots out the ground!!!!! He got to be super healthiest doggy!!!!!
This is my first year growing asparagus. Now that fall is here, I'm back, watching and learning. I'm concerned now, I did plant mine in a lined box. I had no idea the roots grow that deep!!!!!
I planted our asparagus beds last spring and I also grew some from seeds which I will plant out this year. Thanks for the info about the beetle, I've moved the dried asparagus tops away and they will go off the property rather than sit on the compost heap. I'm really looking forward to starting to harvest the tips (just a few this year).
Great video! I too feel blessed when I’m out in my food forest. I just planted our 4th bed of asparagus from seed several days ago. Our oldest bed is about 12 years old. Our 2nd (10 year old) bed is planted under a fruit tree as well (Chokecherry) and does just great there. You’ve inspired me. I am going to get out there tomorrow and add some good compost to my beds! Btw, we also had a dog that would dig his own carrots and harvest his own raspberries from the canes.
I had no idea that asparagus grows like that. Thank you James, this helped a lot and also motivated me to grow some of this delish asparagus. :) Cheers!
Hi Tuck! Good job out there in the garden! 😁 Thank you for the info James. Our first six plants just finished thy heir second year.. I cant wait for that first harvest, love fresh asparagus! The song in your video is one of my very favorites. God bless!
Your video was awesome. I learned a lot. TY so much. This is my first year I actually get to harvest. So excited. God Bless. I love Tucker too. I have beautiful furkids as well 😍
Thank you, Mr. Prigioni. This is such a nicely done video. Your teaching heart is shining through again. I will be putting in an asparagus patch this spring. ~Sherrie from South Carolina
I love your words "All labor is profit!" Please do plant more asparagus because I want to order and plant some this spring. Where and when should I order it?
We have wild or volunteer asparagus here in Western CO. It grows mainly in fence lines and on ditch banks. Prefers poorer soil. Sheep and deer love it, only while its young & tender.
This year I was able to transplant my mom’s asparagus from her homestead that my nephew kindly shared with me. I used your information to hopefully help with the process. Love your channel and tips. I did sneak a few tender tips of asparagus for Tucker our loveable dog and he gets pretty excited about garden time. If I could just teach him to help weed it would be a bonus.
Not a single dislike, speaks to your positive attitude. Love it.
Hi James ! Aka :Abe
Since discovering this channel 2 weeks ago I've gotten out of my old man chair and started working outside rehabbing my old garden.
Good news ! Ive lost 14 lbs and my garden looks fantastic.
Thanks !!!!!!
Wonderful!
Throw that rocking chair in the wood chipper - it makes for good mulch! 🍅🥕🧄🥒🍓🌶🥔
That's absolutely wonderful!!
Heck yeah buddy! Good job, keep tending that fresh produce with love. Exercise goes up, healthy eating goes up, stress goes down!😊
Diggin' the background tunes. 😎🎟 Hey, Tuck! 🐶
I can't say how many times I watch your videos! You alwasy bring a song to my heart
Tuck. I love him. He adds character to your channel.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your video is great. Not just for the gardening but I lost my Yorkie this year after 13 years. I miss him so much. Tuck is awesome!
So painful to lose your dog. 💔
Love that you chose a Gungor song! Thanks for the awesome info as always, James!
James, I really appreciate that you are not just walking around your forest and talking, but we get to see the work and methods involved.
I was told by a neighbor that my asparagus may be all the way up to 200 years old!! Wow. My newer part of my home was built in 1807 and the older part in around 1796. We also are in NJ. Pittstown. I love tuck!!
Hi there James, I started listening to you last year when COVID began, and I could hardly keep up with your super fast talking, so I’m so happy you’re slowing down abit and you’re creativeness with Tuck and music is cool!
Hi James, You look so cute in that hat and lil Tuk is so adorable too. I got my 50 crowns planted and they are already coming up. I wish I had homemade compost but I have really good soil and some peat moss and straw. I'm looking forward to my asparagus more than anything I've planted in a long time. My ten little Chihuahuas and my one old Pitt bull all send their love from New Mexico!😍☀️🌎🌱🐝🧡🌻🌶‼️
You answer the questions that I can’t find anywhere! Thank you, James!
Love your videos and love that there are so many of us gardening, walking the earth, literally and raising our own food. I planted my first asparagus bed 30 years ago and my second about 10 years ago....and LOVE the fact that I have fresh, organic
Many years ago I grew up in the okanagan valley where wild asparagus grew everywhere, along the hot sandy railroad tracks and in the cool shady fruit orchards. The wild asparagus that we picked & cooked was always delicious & fun to go on a hunt for. I think fruit trees & asparagus are natural companions.
I lived in riverside for a while, near Okanogan, that was great picking wild we used to toss it in a spiced vinegar jar for a couple days, mmmm!!
@@brianshook3289 okanagan🇨🇦/🇺🇲okanogan - same valley, different sides of the border 😊👍
Love you channel. Tuck is so cute. Love your background music. You have such positive, bright, joy-filled energy.
Mum sold her hobby farm in the Perth hills in west Australia. The ground is heavy bauxite, ie gravel. I dug up the 30 + year old crowns from around the apple trees. It took me hours, but ended up with lots of huge crowns which are living a new life and still producing well in their new home. My mini schnauzer loved harvesting his own raspberries, but my Maltese shitzu expects me to chew her carrots for her. Enjoy your videos! Happy gardening
I love the fact that you continue to make videos even during the fall and winter this will help others in keeping their guarding maintained during these times. Tuck is always busy in the garden I love watching him run around.
Thanks Katrina! Yeah it’s my goal to keep producing videos throughout the winter or be able to stay connected with you all and provide value. Whether that be in the form of encouragement, information, entertainment, or all of the above.
Haha yeah he is, I think it’s a competition between me and him who enjoys it more out there 🤣
Tuck harvesting his carrot is priceless
Have u ever stopped and thought about it? U and ur dog companion were MENT for one another!!! U both share the same love and passions! Super sweet 😊 soul mates
THANK YOU FOR SHARING JAMES AND TUCK!!!!!
We are all blessed by your knowledge and willingness to share it!!
Thank You. the ONLY Asparagus follow up video I've ever seen. EVERY ONE does a how to put them in the ground but NO ONE does a follow up. Except YOU Thank You!!!
My husband asked me to plant asparagus since his research taught him its really good to build up the kidneys. I had no idea how it grew but I bravely sowed the seeds and now I have planted them out in the garden. I am really excited at the prospect of having asparagus for so many years!
I have been very ill....GOD bless you James for sharing your garden and Tuck. Watching your videos takes my mine off my pain. I haven't been able to work in my food forest for five weeks now. Its shaggy right now. I hope to get out there in the near future. Again, GOD bless you always.
I’m sorry to hear that Delores 😌
I will pray for you to recover quickly. 🙏🏻
Your welcome!!
Get well first sister, they forest will be ready when you are ❤️🐕
@@jamesprigioni Thank you for your prayers James!!!!
Praying for you also, my sister. Lean on the father, and it will ne ok.
@@michellespear6661 I so agree....thank you so much.
I'm praying for you Delores. Meanwhile, rest in the Lord. He'll help you take care of the forest.
Getting my new asparagus ready for winter James. Thx buddy again. Hey tuck, hope you are chilling out today. Fun to see tuck all young and in charge.
Very impressive young man a wealth of knowledge thank you
It's a double bubble with you & Tuck! Just lovin you both! 🌱🌻🍓🐾🙏🏽
I love your videos Ive been watching them most of the day and Tuck well Tuck is just sooooo adorable. My dog may she R.I.P. use to go huckleberry picking with me. She was a good girl she would take one or two every bush and leave the rest to me. She also use to go rockhounding with me and pick up little tiny rocks and give them to me I use to tell everyone she was half rock hound half huckleberry hound and half red coon hound. It warms my heart to see you have that same connection with your Tuck. Can't wait to start on my garden but Im going to have to remain patient it wont be for another year or two until then I'll keep watching and learning!! TY again for the great informative videos and sharing your adorable carrot and cucumber picking dog with us!
Take care hun..same happened to me.
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Tuck is so cool and smart. How wonderful it must be to know Tuck is learning from you, harvesting and eating from his Garden, how wonderful and inspirational! Thank you.
Thank you for all of your videos. I have recently started a fungal compost on my suburban property in Wilmington, NC and have gained much inspiration from your journey. In my opinion, you're a real hero, sharing truth for free. Peace & Love
I love my asparagus. They are so easy to grow. I put mine in the wrong place but they are going to stay there. To hard to dig up. Tuck is the cutest thing. Such a precious little guy.
Another good job by the head of security,(Tuck) Protecting the food forest.
And gleaning away. 🐶🥕 Lol.
Love your channel and music selections. We just lost our Jazzy and watching Tuck soothes my heart and makes me think of good times with her. Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge and Tuck.
Great video. I love asparagus. Plus it comes back every spring. It’s free food. The gift that keeps on giving.
Love the way you teach! Watch this every season just to refresh my brain. Thanks So Very Much!
Thank you James and Tuck. I always wanted this in my garden but wasn't sure how to take care of them. Now I know but I really would like to see you plant them and just learn a bit more. Much love and peace, blessings.
Your welcome Wilma! Awesome, I hope you get them in. And me and Tuck will order some to bring you along as we plant some in the new food forest this spring 👍🐕❤️
Love, peace and blessings to you and your kind heart
@@jamesprigioni New subscriber from Jersey looking forward to that video.
You can grow them from seed
Very easy
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We've always allowed Wild Strawberries to grow w/ our Asparagus. They are light feeders and help to keep more troublesome weeds at bay.
You gave me an idea. I’m just now starting Alpine Strawberry, and Asparagus plants from seed under grow lights. If every seed germinated, I’d have 840 strawberry plants and 440 Asparagus. Alpine Strawberries are suppose to be similar to wild strawberries. I’d like to hear your idea in how you would plant these. Would you plant the strawberries in the Asparagus row? Or along the sides? I’m new to both.
@@dennisconrad6124 I would plant them along the sides or between the rows. If they want extra shade in the rows, they will spread there.
I think we can all agree... tuck is literally the coolest dog ever!💙
Way to go Tuck! I love your videos, Jimmy. I’ve learned so much from your posts I’m blessed to have an organic garden that is thriving because of your training. So thank you! Also, you seem to be a spiritual man. Am I right? It’s a huge part of your character and your appreciation for what we’ve been provided for.
I appreciate the partnership of music and earth efforts to produce fruits of your labor.
Hi.
Living in Norway and I started aspargus from seed in 2013. I got 45 plants of «Mary Washington» and this year I harvested.
Homegrown aspargus is just something spesial. Thanks for sharing.
Bj Murrey
Agree👍
I also often eat it raw. The thinnest you just must eat raw!!!
I’m just now starting some Mary Washington seeds under lights. Just this morning I have a few plants poking through the top. (17 days from planting) I’m not sure of germination rates. But I have 440 seeds planted.
@@dennisconrad6124
440 seeds😳. If all of the seed germinate you have to start a asparagus shop😀.
Good luck to you.
I finally found a real and actual learning on Asparagus gardening..thank you James..
If I eat raw asparagus, I break out.
And, we're in zone 9A, and get some, but it's more for looks in the garden. There's a lady who raises oyster mushrooms in her asparagus bed. She mounds straw over the beds, around any stalks that are going to fern, and plants the spore. It's a good crop in winter, and the mushrooms make a rich, silky soil that asparagus likes.
Priceless!!! 24 carrot gold....Way to go Tuck!
This video is fabulously heartwarming!
This is the 4th or 5th year with asparagus. The weather determines how well it produces. Heat stops its production. This year it stopped but then like the entire garden, it’s having a second spurt of production. Homegrown cannot be compared to store or even produce stand offerings. Same with leek. This year the leek are kind of small. The odd spurts of April & May high temps is doing it. Oh well. It is what it is.
I did find triple ground mulch and will pick up some brown compost too. I’ve got a pretty big compost heap but afraid I’m not very good yet on managing it.
Anyway, this video goes straight to the heart of growing. And then there is your boss Tuck. What a sweetie pie he is.
Thank you for sharing this info about perennial asparagus.
Hi, I can tell in your voice and your excitement that you absolutely love gardening and so do I.
James, I really enjoy your nuggets of wisdom interspersed throughout your videos. All of those along with the music and your excellent presentation and energy make for really enjoyable content that I can't get enough of.
I planted my first asparagus bed a few weeks ago here in northern Wisconsin. I was giddy when I saw the first stalk poking through the other day 🤗
Yes!!! I love the music🎶
Gardeners are such happy people! Tuc too,!
Thanks!
Just put my patch in this year:). Thanks for video. And again. Love your enthusiasm
"Consistent applied effort". "All labor is profit". Your Tuck is a sweet addition to your videos for sure!!!
I grew about 20 asparagus plants from seed and planted them. 18 or so made it thru the second year. This year( end of my 2nd year) I've had2 plants go to seed. Yay. More asparagus.
Thanks
I love watching you and Tuck!
Your hat is the bomb. Thanks for the time invested making the video
You are amazing. Growing asparagus is an awesome challenge. I don't know if I will ever be confident enough to try growing them. I will keep asparagus on my wish list for the most impressive things to grow! Thanks, you are an awesome brave man.
Love your love and passion for your garden and that angel baby! He is so happy and busy. Heartwarming, James, thank you!
Yes James show how to plant asparagus in spring 👍♥️
Sounds good Bill 👍
Yes, James, plant that purple passion this spring! I just ordered crowns and would love a tutorial in chips!
James, have you ever transplanted asparagus?
How do we replant asparagus clippings or seeds From your older plants
Thanks for all you share and teach us!
What an encouraging video - thank you, James! What is the music playing while you're mulching your asparagus - it was lovely to listen to whilst watching you do your thing. I love seeing Tuck helping you in the garden - he's so cute!
You hav a good heart and a good soul ❤
Consistent applied effort. Love that, going to make a plack of that one.
Sei meraviglioso 🤩 con tutto questo giardino mi ai fatto innamorare
You have taught me much about soil, companions and shade with your productions, what I wish to commend you on is the tiny little bits of wisdom you leave all over. "All labor is profit", four words most in this world have forgotten. My Grandpa used to say "All labor is the beginning of wisdom." I surmise your version is a more precise and powerful message for this generation of youth. I sincerely thank you for your labor and seek to wish you a Happy Christmas and Merry New Year! - Aeon
Thank you for your time, information and passion!
Dogs love to help their masters, and I can see Tuck loves to help. Thanks for the tips and encouragement, James. I love asparagus and look forward to growing it. I read that asparagus is a heal-all, cleansing the bodies water system, and has been reported to help cure gout! Love to you and Tuck, from England :-)
"There isn't anything that doesn't matter" needs to be on a tshirt like right now!
Yeah it does! 👌❤️
@@jamesprigioni Numbers 6:24-26 The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: 25The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: 26The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.
Love your heart, your garden, & your cute Tuck eating carrots. May God bless you.
Awesome information 👏 Tuk is fantastic to watch him eat his veggies 😋
Glad I found this video. Because of you, James and Tuck, I have recently planted Jersey Giant Asparagus, a Contender and an Elberta Peach tree, some Raspberries, Blueberries, Blackberries, and working on Strawberries. Thanks for the encouragement! from Virginia.
It took a few try's for Google to identify the snippets of the back ground music, but it finally got it. Thanks for the reminder.
If it was me every one of those seeds would be planted. I adore fresh asparagus. I bought 600 seeds of the Mary Washington type. I'll be planting them all. Lol. Hi tuck. You are such a good garden helper. Lol
Finally, the video I was looking for, THANK YOU.
I have the same type helper , but she's an old lady now. Thanks for the video.
When I cut back the asparagus in the fall, I strip the red berries and drop them wherever there are bare patches. Then light mulch. Been doing this thirty years. Each year a crop big enough to eat every day for a month and make soup for the winter.
Put in a few on-sale asparagus crowns ...first ever...they looked dead come winter...but wow! They got established...most tender delicious spears ever come early spring...just sampled one and then weeded them and let grow!!!
Wow ur Tuck eats carrots out the ground!!!!! He got to be super healthiest doggy!!!!!
This is my first year growing asparagus. Now that fall is here, I'm back, watching and learning. I'm concerned now, I did plant mine in a lined box. I had no idea the roots grow that deep!!!!!
I planted our asparagus beds last spring and I also grew some from seeds which I will plant out this year. Thanks for the info about the beetle, I've moved the dried asparagus tops away and they will go off the property rather than sit on the compost heap. I'm really looking forward to starting to harvest the tips (just a few this year).
I need to get me a garden dog like tucker. Thanks for these videos. Very informative.
Thanks for the good asparagus advice. Love your little dog!
Thanks for sharing this information. This is my first year growing asparagus. Happy Gardening!☺️
Great video! I too feel blessed when I’m out in my food forest. I just planted our 4th bed of asparagus from seed several days ago. Our oldest bed is about 12 years old. Our 2nd (10 year old) bed is planted under a fruit tree as well (Chokecherry) and does just great there. You’ve inspired me. I am going to get out there tomorrow and add some good compost to my beds!
Btw, we also had a dog that would dig his own carrots and harvest his own raspberries from the canes.
I had no idea that asparagus grows like that. Thank you James, this helped a lot and also motivated me to grow some of this delish asparagus. :) Cheers!
Nice hat! You are blessed.
Hi Tuck! Good job out there in the garden! 😁
Thank you for the info James. Our first six plants just finished thy heir second year.. I cant wait for that first harvest, love fresh asparagus!
The song in your video is one of my very favorites.
God bless!
What a good friend for the garden. I’d send him some greens but I guess that would be stupi!
OMG I love that 😍 doggy 😍 ❤️💕 He eats veggies and fruit!! That's a dog owners DREAM...
Your video was awesome. I learned a lot. TY so much. This is my first year I actually get to harvest. So excited. God Bless. I love Tucker too. I have beautiful furkids as well 😍
James grade information about asparagus. I especially like the part about cutting back the asparagus in the fall to keep the asparagus beetle away.
We began our asparagus 3 years ago. We absolutely love them! We used crowns and seeds.
Living the good life. Fantastic
Thank you again James. Planting asparagus in a 30 foot long bed. This is so helpful. You have been an inspiration.
Thank you, Mr. Prigioni. This is such a nicely done video. Your teaching heart is shining through again. I will be putting in an asparagus patch this spring. ~Sherrie from South Carolina
I love your words "All labor is profit!" Please do plant more asparagus because I want to order and plant some this spring. Where and when should I order it?
Even being in NC you've given me so much information
We have wild or volunteer asparagus here in Western CO. It grows mainly in fence lines and on ditch banks. Prefers poorer soil. Sheep and deer love it, only while its young & tender.
Tuck is a great garden companion
This year I was able to transplant my mom’s asparagus from her homestead that my nephew kindly shared with me.
I used your information to hopefully help with the process.
Love your channel and tips.
I did sneak a few tender tips of asparagus for Tucker our loveable dog and he gets pretty excited about garden time.
If I could just teach him to help weed it would be a bonus.
My asparsgus is in the same raised bed as the tomatoes, they do great together
Perfect Jeanne!! Sounds like you have the companion planting techniques down 👍👌
Tuck is so cute..looking forward to eating fresh, organic asparagus