@@Alisorganics It would be helpful if gardening channels would mention what state they are in, in every video so viewers could adjust the advice for their own location.
Great video! Thank you. You're meant to teach, madam. That's why you never had an accent affixed to your spirit. You're configured to do commercials, too, on a grander scale. You have the gift of wisdom, of the 9, and the gift of discerning spirits.
Hello and thank you for this video. I have a raised bed of asparagus and I can see at least one or two shoots growing from all that leaves… not sure what you call it. But do I touch the small asparagus that are growing. My asparagus bushes are only a year old but I do see one or two growing. It’s a lot of bushes for one or two asparagus.
Question: do you ever thin them out? Ive got a raised bed of asparagus ive had for 15 years. It doesnt seem tp produce a lot. Ive heard i need to tear it apart and replant them but WOW can you imagine them all intertwined?
I grow roughly 40 asparagus seeds this summer. I planted them in my raised tomato garden but I am wanting to plant them in a separate raised bed. Is it safe to move these plants in the fall? Thanks for any advice.
Have you ever.separated them and started.over? Mine seem to not produce as I think they should be after 10 years. I see in japan theu dig them up, separate, and replant.
Thanks Ali! I’m almost 70 and today thanks to you I now know what a Praying Mantis egg looks like. Ten thousand thumbs up!
🙏🏼 we’ve had so many praying mantis this year!
@@Alisorganics It would be helpful if gardening channels would mention what state they are in, in every video so viewers could adjust the advice for their own location.
What great information. I learned a lot of new things about asparagus that i didn't know. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Thank you for the full and yet concise overview!
Great video! Thank you. You're meant to teach, madam. That's why you never had an accent affixed to your spirit. You're configured to do commercials, too, on a grander scale. You have the gift of wisdom, of the 9, and the gift of discerning spirits.
Thank you very much for sharing 👍 I did the same this year. Your hat looks really cute 🐭😉
Thanks!
My wife would like to know where you bought your hat. Oh, thanks for the informative video!
😊 I got it at a shop 36 miles north of us, Cedar City, Ut. It's called Bullock Drug. Thanks!
Cute garden and hat
Thanks! Warm!
Thanks Ali! Great info/video.
My pleasure!
Is that your old truck? Love it,if use it in your garden show case it a little.
It is. It’s a jewel! 1936
It’ll be in the next video
Awesome video
Thanks!
Thank you for well information
My pleasure
Hello and thank you for this video. I have a raised bed of asparagus and I can see at least one or two shoots growing from all that leaves… not sure what you call it. But do I touch the small asparagus that are growing. My asparagus bushes are only a year old but I do see one or two growing. It’s a lot of bushes for one or two asparagus.
very useful video
Glad to hear that
That ending 😂
Glad you enjoyed it. We try to have fun.
Question: do you ever thin them out? Ive got a raised bed of asparagus ive had for 15 years. It doesnt seem tp produce a lot. Ive heard i need to tear it apart and replant them but WOW can you imagine them all intertwined?
Yes! After three years and if they are overgrown and the spears are small. Do it after they have gone dormant.
@@Alisorganics thanks. I'll do that this fall.
We know what Ali’s priorities are! 😂
Thats for sure! 😉
I grow roughly 40 asparagus seeds this summer. I planted them in my raised tomato garden but I am wanting to plant them in a separate raised bed.
Is it safe to move these plants in the fall? Thanks for any advice.
🙏😎 🌱 🥇
I’ve been growing asparagus since I was a kid. Their really low maintenance to be honest
Have you ever.separated them and started.over? Mine seem to not produce as I think they should be after 10 years. I see in japan theu dig them up, separate, and replant.
@@rusted5408 I sure would imagine so. Make sure to get good roots when you dig them up.