Just bought a new plant for my garden, one I haven't grown before. Ever venture

I myself had never been a huge gardening type of person, but my husband and I decided to start our own vegetable garden about 4 months ago. We went to the shops and bought seeds of various fruit and vegies that we liked and started growing! We have already eaten some of our beans, carrots and tomotoes! I am thrilled that I tried this! Many people think if you dont know how to garden its impossible, but I have to dissagree! The only thing I havnt been able to do is watermelon... I have tried twice but with no luck. my next experiment is with lettuce. good luck with that asparagus :)

never try to grown asparagus before, now i'm trying to grow sunflower from a seeds, iplanted five seeds and only one seed is growing, do you grow sunflower before? if have, teach me how to take care of it

I can't seem to grow anything. We get the afternoon sun in the backyard and it gets too hot in the summer here to plant anything. I tried once on the side of the house and all the little animals in the neighborhood ate everything. My talent is not gardening..lol Enjoy your asparagus plant and hope it produces lots for you.

I'm growing some tomatoes for the first time this year and pea's and Basil, I also hope to grow some cauliflowers and at least one pumpkin but I haven't started the seeds yet. I grew some chilli's last year and had great success so I'm growing some more this year too, and a different variety from Italy called "Satan's Kiss". I've never grown asparagus but I think you have to wait till next year before you get the part you eat, though I might be confusing them with artichokes.

just plant it to earth. every day you should water it. and change the new mub around it every week. it can eat and good for your health.

Writer, As a matter of fact I have grown asparagus. I bought the bare roots and planted. Then I proceeded to do some research. These were in the days of no computer for me. The web was not up and running for me. As I found out it takes a couple of years for them to really get going. But some of them actually produced the first year. As the years go by they will spread and produce very well. Where I lived in California, on the coast, the ground was sand much like we have here in Florida. At the end of the season just let the ferns grow and drop their seeds. When harvesting them use a knife and cut just below the surface. Asparagus was one of my favorite produce to grow. Enjoy your asparagus!!!Hugssss leenie

Each year I try and grow something NEW and different! This year it is Black & White Bat Plants! The flowers are truly, truly strange...about 7" inches, and the Black one truly looks like a Bat! I am truly proud of you for growing asparagus, as I don't have the patience to wait three years for the harvest (may not be around that long).....but a dear friend of mine did (had to get a pig to get rid of them)and once established grew wild and furious, and overtook his whole yard! Hence the previous comment, the pig rooted out the "roots" except where he wanted them! Cheers!