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20 Millennium Asparagus Roots – Asparagus officinalis Bare Roots | All-Male Hybrid | High-Yield Perennial Vegetable | Cold Hardy | Ready to Plant

20 Millennium Asparagus Roots – Asparagus officinalis Bare Roots | All-Male Hybrid | High-Yield Perennial Vegetable | Cold Hardy | Ready to Plant

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Start your own productive asparagus bed with this set of 20 Millennium Asparagus bare roots, a premium all-male hybrid variety prized for its high yields, exceptional cold hardiness, and long-lasting performance. Shipped bare root and ready for planting, these healthy crowns establish quickly and can provide delicious homegrown asparagus for many years with proper care. Millennium is well-known for its adaptability to a wide range of soil types, including heavy clay, making it an excellent choice for gardeners in many growing regions. Perfect for backyard vegetable gardens, raised beds, and homesteads, this dependable perennial is a rewarding addition to any edible landscape.

You will receive:
✔️ 20 Millennium asparagus bare roots
✔️ Botanical Name: Asparagus officinalis
✔️ Healthy, dormant bare roots
✔️ No nursery pot included (ships bare root)
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Millennium Asparagus
Botanical Name: Asparagus officinalis
Plant Type: Perennial vegetable
Growth Stage: Dormant bare roots (crowns)
Sun Requirements: Full sun to partial shade (6+ hours preferred)
Soil: Moist, well-drained soil; adaptable to many soil types including heavy clay
Watering: Water regularly during establishment; maintain evenly moist soil without overwatering
Mature Height: 4–5 feet when ferned out
Growth Rate: Moderate; harvest typically begins after establishment
USDA Zones: 3–8
Container Friendly: Best grown in garden beds or raised beds

💡 Care Tip: Plant crowns in well-prepared trenches with the buds facing upward and gradually fill in the trench as the plants grow. Avoid harvesting during the first growing season to encourage strong root development and years of productive harvests.

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