Establish planting using transplants

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•Cover crowns with 2” soil •As plants grow, continue to add soil over the crowns (Why?) •Weed the <strong>planting</strong> in early spring to avoid damage to any emerging spears •Refrain from harvesting until the third year of production (Why?)
•In first year, harvest for only ~4 weeks (Why?) •Wait an additional year if <strong>transplants</strong> were used •Once 4yrs. old, the typical harvest lasts 6-8 weeks •Snap, don’t cut the spears just below the soil surface when they are 6-8” tall
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