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Millennium Asparagus Crowns

$4495
  • Millennium Asparagus is a top-performing, mostly male hybrid variety.
  • Highly adaptable to a wide range of soils, including heavier types.
  • Rust-tolerant for improved disease resistance.
  • Produces consistently large, tender spears with tight tips.
  • Excellent flavor, perfect for fresh eating, roasting, and grilling.

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Description

Discover the exceptional quality of Millennium Asparagus, a premium variety developed for productivity and adaptability, thriving in a wide range of soils, including heavier clay soils. This mostly male hybrid is Millennium stands out for its high yield of uniform, large spears that maintain tight tips as they grow, ensuring superior texture and flavor. Male plants are more productive because they focus on spear production instead of seed creation. 

Rust tolerance and cold-hardiness make Millennium an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a resilient and reliable asparagus crop. Whether you're a home gardener or a commercial grower, Millennium delivers consistent performance and flavor season after season. Our asparagus varieties are predominantly male, which is considered ideal. These crowns are one year old crowns but are as large as other typical two year crowns.

Growing Information

Millennium Asparagus Crowns Planting Information

Planting Method: in ground

When to Plant: after last frost

Planting Depth: 8-12"

Spacing: 12-18"

Days to Maturity: 365

Disease Resistance: Rust

To plant asparagus crowns, choose a sunny spot with well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. Dig a trench 6–8 inches deep and 12 inches wide, spacing crowns 12–18 inches apart. Spread the roots over small mounds of soil in the trench, ensuring the crowns sit 2 inches below the surface, and lightly cover them with soil. Water thoroughly and gradually fill the trench as the plants grow. Apply mulch to retain moisture and fertilize each spring. Avoid harvesting the first year to let the plants establish, ensuring years of productive harvests.

Customer Reviews

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Michigan Gardener
Strong

I was a little concerned about the delivery, as I thought it would have been delivered more quickly, but the strength of the roots have more than made up for it. 25/25 grew, and grew quite large for newly transplanted.

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Nathan Zechman
Asparagus crowns

All crowns are growing successfully

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newt perry

Large crowns and very vigorous

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Paul Borgen
First Year

The shoots came up Quickly, and I have let it turn to seed, hoping to harvest in a year or two.

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Anonymous
Best ASPARAGUS roots ever!

I've ordered asparagus roots several times from a grower in NC, but the Millenium roots I received from HOSS are far superior. Very large and healthy roots. They began sprouting within two weeks of planting and are so large, I believe we will be able to harvest a few next year! BUY THESE!

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