Mary Washington Asparagus Seeds 

Common Name: Green Asparagus Mary Washington.
Scientific name: Asparagus officinalis.
Family: Liliaceae.
Type: Horticultural.
Origin: Asia Minor.
Description: This variety is adapted to the harvest of green shoots and white. Produces large asparagus, good uniformity. Smooth cylindrical and very prietas tips even at high temperatures.
High productivity.
Resistance: High adaptability to any type of weather. Highly resistant to heat.
Planting time: Winter.
Method of sowing: In cultivation without ridging.
February and March in seedbed for transplanting the rhizomes after one year, placed on ridges or furrows 1.5 meters apart, and each 40-45 cm.
Transplant roots (claws) after 1 year, then would have formed the claws that are to be transplanted.
Seed depth: 1 to 2 cm.
Collection: Spring and summer.
Collect asparagus until mid-May, then let the vegetation grow freely.
The crop can last more than 10 years, beginning to produce two years after transplantation.
Soil type: Deep, sandy and well drained. While admitting clay and even stony soils.
Light: Full sun.
Watering: Avoid pooling.