Asparagus ‘Mary Washington’

Name: Asparagus ‘Mary Washington’
Brand: The GreenHouse
SKU: 48207A
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 34.99

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2025 Spring Shipping Schedule:
Your growing zone

Zones	First Shipping Date
7+	March 3, 2025
5-6	April 7, 2025
3-4	May 5, 2025

DESCRIPTION

Mary Washington Asparagus is a classic and widely grown variety of asparagus that is known for its reliability, flavor, and high yield. It has been a favorite among gardeners and commercial growers for decades due to its vigorous growth and disease resistance.

There’s not better time than the present to plant perennial foods. It takes about 2-3 years from planting crowns to reach full production. However, you can begin harvesting small amounts in the second year. So let’s get them in the ground now. Plant Asparagus in the fall when the soil is still warmer to help them establish, or plant in the spring.

Asparagus are heavy feeders, so fertilize with compost or manure the first few years and after you are done harvesting.

High-yielding variety, known to produce a bountiful harvest for up to 15-20 years if well cared for.

SHIPPING DETAILS

Shipping Methods

Orders will be shipped via FedEx Home Delivery.

Orders are generally in route for 2-5 business days (depending on where you live).

We are sticklers about packaging and shipping your order in a way that guarantees healthy plants upon arrival. If plants are damaged on arrival, just let us know and we'll send you new ones or offer a full refund.

All of our plants are container grown and shipped with the soil and roots fully intact. We DO NOT ship your plants bare-root. Being shipped as a containered plant greatly reduces the risk of the plant not surviving the transit to your home.

Shipping Rates

Under $75

$14.95

Over $75

Free

FAQ

How will my order be shipped?

Your order will be shipped FedEx Home Delivery. Once shipped, your order should arrive in 2-5 business days.

How much does shipping cost?

All orders over $75 ship free. Orders under $75 ship for a flat rate of $14.95.

Do you guarantee your plants?

Yes! We stand behind every plant we grow with our 1 year guarantee. If your plant doesn’t thrive within the first year, we’ll replace it. No stress, no hassle—just our commitment to helping you grow a beautiful, flourishing garden.

Will this plant grow where I live?

The hardiness zones that each plant will grow in are listed in the plant details section. Please make sure that the plants are rated for the zone you live in. If you don't know what zone you are in, please check the zone map and zip code lookup tool above to find out.

If I order now, can I delay shipping for sometime in the future?

Sure. After placing your order, just send us an email with your order number and the date you would like your order delivered.

When will my order ship?

2025 Spring Shipping Schedule: Your growing zone

Zones	First Shipping Date
7+	March 3, 2025
5-6	April 7, 2025
3-4	May 5, 2025

OUR GUARANTEE

We stand behind every plant we grow with our 1 year guarantee. If your plant doesn’t thrive within the first year, we’ll replace it. No stress, no hassle—just our commitment to helping you grow a beautiful, flourishing garden.

In some cases, we may simply request a photo of the damaged plant to verify condition before we process replacement or refund.

If you have any other questions about our refund/replacement policy, please feel free to email us at hello@thegreenhousepnw.com

This Plant's Growing Zones: 3 - 9

What's my zone?

Botanical Name:

Asparagus officinalis 'Mary Washington'

Plant Type:

Perennial

Light Requirements:

Full sun

Blooms:

Harvest in April or May

received the small pot seedling almost on the verge of spoiling and some stem broken above the roots...currently trying hard to revive whatever is left of the seedling with some soil nutrients.