When planting asparagus crowns, distinguish the central "crown" (the bud cluster) from the fleshy "roots" radiating outward. Dig a trench 6 inches deep and wide enough to spread the roots. Form a small mound of soil in the center to support the crown about 1–2 inches higher than the roots. Position the crown so its top sits just 1 inch below the final soil surface, while the roots angle downward to 2–4 inches deep. Backfill gradually as spears emerge. This method ensures strong crown development and long-term productivity.
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