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Asian Asparagus Toss Bee sting? Heart problems? How about a toothache? Probably the last thing you would reach for would be asparagus, unless you were living thousands of years ago. People who lived in the eastern Mediterranean and Asia Minor, where asparagus originated, believed it contained medicinal properties to cure these ailments. Today we know asparagus is healthy because of its low calorie count and high content of Vitamin A. It also contains Vitamin C (essential in formation of collagen) and is high in folic acid. from the Grazing the Garden series of Montana State University Extension
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Asparagus Growing Tip
When harvesting your asparagus,
be sure to cut spears for no more than the first six weeks. Stop
harvesting
when the spears become noticeably smaller in diameter. Let the
remaining
spears remain to build a vigorous root system for the next
year’s crop.
Asparagus can grow in low, wet areas but needs well-weeded, rich soil. |
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