Could this be Asparagus?
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Afternoon PeterGreenMan, well i'm going to say yes, and thats from looking at the new stems and also the old.
Lets see if others agree.
Lets see if others agree.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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There's no fool like an old fool.
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Looks like what I've been harvesting - clear around it
very carefully
no digging etc as there will be others
underneath waiting to come up and enjoy the lucky
find - might be more somewhere else in the garden
as sometimes self sows.
Westi
very carefully
underneath waiting to come up and enjoy the lucky
find - might be more somewhere else in the garden
as sometimes self sows.
Westi
Westi
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Pretty certain that's asparagus. We had asparagus in our front garden, probably grown for floristry rather than eating. Anyone know if there are varieties that might not be good for eating ?
Incidentally, it has prooved pretty robust despite being in terribly compacted oil under a window where it gets trampled by window cleaners. It has survived my attempts to dig it out. Perhaps all this pampering that is normally recommended is a bit over the top ?
Incidentally, it has prooved pretty robust despite being in terribly compacted oil under a window where it gets trampled by window cleaners. It has survived my attempts to dig it out. Perhaps all this pampering that is normally recommended is a bit over the top ?
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Thanks for the confirmation.
Neither of them remembers ever planting it, but then, they don't remember whose garden it is most of the time. They just enjoy the garden in the here and now, which is perhaps what we all should do more of.
Neither of them remembers ever planting it, but then, they don't remember whose garden it is most of the time. They just enjoy the garden in the here and now, which is perhaps what we all should do more of.
