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Taking care of an asparagus fern is easier than you might think once you understand what this plant really needs.   Despite the name, an asparagus fern isn’t actually a fern at all, but that doesn’t change how you care for it.   If you’ve been wondering how do you take care of an asparagus … Read more

You can store fresh asparagus in the refrigerator by treating the spears like fresh flowers.   That one simple trick keeps your asparagus crisp, sweet, and ready to cook for much longer than just tossing it in the drawer.   If you’ve ever wondered how do you store fresh asparagus in the refrigerator without it … Read more

You can store asparagus at home by treating the spears like fresh flowers and keeping their cut ends in water.   This simple trick is one of the best ways to store asparagus so it stays crisp and sweet for days instead of turning limp overnight.   If you’ve ever brought home a beautiful bundle … Read more

You can store asparagus in the fridge by treating it like fresh flowers.   The key is to keep the cut ends moist and the tips dry.   This simple method helps asparagus stay crisp and flavorful for much longer than just tossing it in the crisper drawer.   If you’ve ever wondered how do … Read more

You can sauté asparagus on the stove in a hot skillet with a little oil or butter, and it’ll be ready in about 5 to 7 minutes.   When you sauté asparagus on the stove, the high heat gives the spears a tender bite with those lovely browned edges.   If you’ve been wondering how … Read more

You start growing asparagus by planting crowns or seeds in a sunny spot with well-drained soil.   It’s a long-term commitment since asparagus takes a few years to establish before you can harvest.   But once it gets going, a well-tended asparagus bed can produce spears for 20 years or more.   If you’ve been … Read more