A spring planting colourful variety, Asparagus Pacific violet that produces stringless spears, more tender & sweet than many green varieties. High yielding asparagus will produce white spears if earthed up, the violet colour can be lost when cooked so they are best steamed or eaten raw. This high yielding asparagus will also produce white spears if earthed up.

Height: 150cm (59). Spread: 45cm (18).

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A spring planting colourful variety, Asparagus Pacific violet that produces stringless spears, more tender & sweet than many green varieties. High yielding asparagus will produce white spears if earthed up, the violet colour can be lost when cooked so they are best steamed or eaten raw. This high yielding asparagus will also produce white spears if earthed up.

Height: 150cm (59). Spread: 45cm (18).

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This ground-cover pea originates in the Mediterranean. It has been grown in the United Kingdom since the 16th century for its pretty red flowers & edible fluted pods, which have a mild asparagus flavour. Culture: Sow thinly into finely raked, warm, moist, weed-free soil, 1cm (½") deep, making several sowings for succession, in rows 30cm (12") apart. Keep soil moist until seedlings are established. Thin plants to 30cm (12") apart in the row. Plants are bushy in habit & do not require support. Pods 2cm (1") long or less have the best flavour, do not use big pods.. Average Packet Contents 30 seeds.... . ...

Part of the James Wong Homegrown Revolution Range. Nutty, asparagus-flavoured pods. Extremely popular in Asia & an expensive delicacy in UK oriental supermarkets, but this delicious, ornamental plant is so easy to grow! Origin: China. Perfect combination of asparagus & peas. Tastes like: Fresh asparagus & garden peas. Latin Name: Lotus tetragonolobus. Now heres a plant that really lives up to its name, perfectly combining the flavour of garden peas & fresh asparagus into its tiny, curiously-shaped pea pods. Frilly round the edges & divided up into four little wings, the peas are enormously popular throughout the whole of Southern Asia & they are probably the most attractive vegetable crop that you can grow. Little trailing branches which radiate out from a central point, give the whole plant a snowflake-like appearance when viewed from above, ending in pretty, rusty red flowers. Delicious, ornamental & easy-to-grow this plant really is the perfect horticultural multi-tasker. Sow: April-May. Harvest: July-August. ...

A finest top quality hybrid which produces high yields of straight, finest top quality spears of exquisite flavour. Spears are green with violet tips, & are ready to pick slightly later than Gijnlim. Supplied in a 3 litre pot. Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them as such! So why not grow your own! We offer healthy plants in 3 litre pots, which are quick to establish, enabling you to have your first delicious harvest next spring, followed by annual spring pickings for many years to come. ...

The asparagus ' Erasmus' is an early-variety, with thick spears intense violet in colour. Great quality crops with superb ...

A consistent top performer in recent trials, out-yielding others by up to 25%. Its early too, giving succulent tasty spears April-May. It is an all male hybrid, forming no seeds which means all its energies go into spear production. Height 100-150cm. Supplied as an established potted plant for good crops next spring. ...

A consistent top performer in recent trials, out-yielding others by up to 25%. It's early too, giving the first succulent tasty spears in mid to late April & continuing to crop heavily until mid June. It is an 'all male' hybrid, forming no seeds which means all its energies go into spear production. Height 100-150cm (39-59). Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them as such! So why not grow your own! Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! One year old healthy, vigorous English grown crowns, which are quick to establish, enabling you to pick 12 months from planting. 10 crowns plants a row 3.75m (12½') long. Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! ...

A consistent top performer in recent trials, out-yielding others by up to 25%. It's early too, giving the first succulent tasty spears in mid to late April & continuing to crop heavily until mid June. It is an 'all male' hybrid, forming no seeds which means all its energies go into spear production. Height 100-150cm (39-59). Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them as such! So why not grow your own! Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! One year old healthy, vigorous English grown crowns, which are quick to establish, enabling you to pick 12 months from planting. 10 crowns plants a row 3.75m (12½') long. Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! ...

A consistent top performer in recent trials, out-yielding others by up to 25%. It's early too, giving the first succulent tasty spears in mid to late April & continuing to crop heavily until mid June. It is an 'all male' hybrid, forming no seeds which means all its energies go into spear production. Height 100-150cm (39-59). Mouth-watering asparagus tips are still considered something of a luxury vegetable, & the supermarkets certainly price them as such! So why not grow your own! Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! One year old healthy, vigorous English grown crowns, which are quick to establish, enabling you to pick 12 months from planting. 10 crowns plants a row 3.75m (12½') long. Asparagus remains productive for up to 20 years! ...