All reviews for category Asparagus

At last in the ground, after a year in a pot. They are slowly growing, protected from predators (wild boars visit our gardens every week, deer almost every morning: all our strawberry plants have disappeared in the neighborhood).

The asparagus shoots have developed well. It's funny to see them shoot up, very different from the young shoots that we eat.

I live in Canada and I have this asparagus. It's unkillable, it survives the very cold winter and shoots up again in spring. But how do you eat it, please? Because I've been given some and I don't personally know about them. Can you tell me a bit about it? Here's my email address, thank you. jojo58295@gmail.com

Didn't survive the winter but I got a refund.

Very fast delivery, the young plant arrived in excellent condition.

A small branch, about ten centimeters long.

What age are the young plants you sell in buckets? Promesse de Fleurs' response: The asparagus sold in buckets is an ornamental plant that is not used for asparagus production. However, the asparagus that we offer are two-year-old crowns.

At first glance, I think that 9 out of 12 asparagus plants (10 purchased) will succeed - 2 more have sprouted but dried up.

they are in the ground I will tell you in 3 years it's the first time I grow asparagus

I jumped on those claws as soon as I saw the option: pre-order available, to make sure I would get them... only to have my order cancelled by Promesse de Fleurs due to unavailability. But in what world do you run out of availability for a product you offer for pre-order? I was refunded... which I didn't want and didn't ask for, because I don't care about the refund: I WANT MY CLAWS!! In the end, it's just pathetic, it seems hard to do worse. After spending hundreds of euros on orders, I never ordered from this website again, and that's normal: I'M STILL WAITING FOR MY CLAWS!! (repeated)