How Do You Plant Asparagus In A Container Garden?
Large patio and deck planters are ideal for growing asparagus in a container garden. You can use the larger pots for the border or background of your container garden area and enjoy the rich green color of asparagus. Asparagus is perennial and will return annually, without replanting. Set containers in the desired location, with full to partial sun. Containers will be heavy after planting. Plant your asparagus in its permanent location, rather than planning to move heavy containers. Gather and bring your supplies to the area of the containers. Combine potting soil, a small amount of cow manure and compost items (see Tips). Mix well. Drill large drainage holes in the bottoms of the containers. Drill a second drainage hole two inches above the bottom of the container and a third drainage hole on the same level on the opposite side of the container. Fill the bottom of the container with large rocks and dry leaves. This will provide drainage and nutrients for the asparagus plants. Fill the
