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Enjoy. I’m not fussed about asparagus so don’t grow it. xx
I would love to grow asparagus but there won’t be room until I get my other half plot!!
Just keep a small eye out for those beautiful, shiny, iridescent beetles that also love asparagras.
Shhh, they don’t seem too prevalent on this site. The slugs however are another matter…
yeah, don’t get me started on slugs. We shamelessly scrounge coffee grounds from any of your Casto Coffee type places to spread around plants to deter these slimeballs.