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Growing Asparagus in Pots: Not Practical for Harvest

Container Challenges

Needs ≥16" diameter pot for meaningful yield.
Perennial — requires winter dormancy (hard in pots).
No harvest until year 2.

Better Option

Dedicate an 8'×4' bed in ground. Serves family of 4 for 15+ years.

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