By Hank Shaw on March 12, 2015, Updated June 9, 2020 - 36 Comments. I think asparagus is my favorite vegetable. So you can come back to a patch a couple times. I savored every stalk, feeling so fortunate. 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Seasons/Availability Wild asparagus is available during the late spring months. It helps to know that the foliage all stems from the central stalk, which was the asparagus spear. I had no idea you could find asparagus growing in the wild. With this method the asparagus can last for more than a week. The season is an orgy of asparagi, not a marathon. Wild asparagus is available during spring. Wild Asparagus: Wild asparagus grows from early April to May. Your best bet is to look for old plants from the previous year. Wild asparagus itself is safe to eat. best way to eat asparagus- ever! Harvesting Asparagus from Older Plants After your asparagus bed has been growing for five years and more, you can harvest as many shoots as you like up through the end of June. Her seasonal recipes bring excitement to the dining table for both gluten-free and gluten diners. So go forth. A little bit earlier than usual, but that we can thank one of the warmest winters ever. Paper Towel method: store upright, with a damp paper towel wrapped around the stalk ends. If you are still unsure, look at the base of the dead plant: It should have scars identical to the triangular leaf scars on every asparagus stalk. Thanks for taking the mystery out of this for me. i've never grilled asparagus- I should try it! For spring hunting, you can start by looking for last year’s dead asparagus bush. Wild asparagus grow to be knee high or taller. "Last year we were harvesting asparagus around the first week of May, and that was a late spring, so we should see it start peeking above the ground within the next two weeks." Usually, it lasts until the end of June, but with this weather, who knows? Image of hand, asparagus, close - 54123296 I've been picking it for about two weeks now. If there is a foraging guide or online forum in your area, check that to learn if it’s been found in your area. On our walkabout I found myself scouting for these which once realizing what they are became easily identifiable. Please don’t over pick. After that, let the remaining shoots develop into mature plants to continue feeding the root system. Michigan Asparagus season begins in late April-early May in the southwest corner of the state; it wraps up in late June Up North. But finding them can be the devil. When in early spring? This was before the orchardists sprayed to get rid of the weeds! Such great tips! Filed Under: Featured, Foraging, How-To (DIY stuff), Spring Recipes. If you see salicornia (pickleweed, saltwort, etc), you are too salty. You won’t be pulling asparagus out of the ground, as you would with a carrot or onion. Seasonal Recipes. Avoid private property unless you are invited but it’s very common to find the asparagus in ditches on the side of a road. As early as February in California, as late as June in Canada. In a number of regions of the United States, you can see wild asparagus growing along a number of roads. Your window is very short. The next step once you identify some asparagus is to return in the spring. What to look for? Park and walk the ditch. Maybe some think it too easy to find, or, so precious they dare not reveal the secret. But if you wanted to preserve wild asparagus, my advice is to blanch the spears in boiling, salty water for 3 minutes, shock them in a big bowl of ice water, then pat dry, vacuum seal and freeze. Cover with a plastic bag. I remember as a child my mother going out to look for wild asparagus in the early spring. Asparagus can be grown from seed, but it is easier to plant one-year-old dormant plants, known as crowns, in March. It’s time to start scoping out wild asparagus. That will get you close. My goal is to MAKE YOUR LIFE EASIER with well-tested recipes and travel tips! Wild asparagus can be prepared just as store bought asparagus is, by snapping off the bottoms at their natural breaking or bending point. Keep any type of asparagus, wild or store-bought, in the refrigerator. I too have shared in the wild aparagus hunt…it's so much fun and finding one is like hitting the lottery! Food foragers unite! This would be last year’s plant and the source of the new growth. Look. Grilling them is also my favorite way to cook asparagus. Mark Your Spots and Return in The Spring. For more details, check out her About page. This is because if it's left alone, the vegetable, which is a hardy perennial, thrives. Please SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW ME on FACEBOOK , TWITTER , INSTAGRAM and PINTEREST ! You’ll know an asparagus spear when you see it, so that’s not a problem. As early as February in California, as late as June in Canada. Here in the Northeast, wild asparagus usually starts to sprout around May to June. Simply cut or snap off the spears at ground level. It’s tricky to find the asparagus exactly at the right time. As a flourishing plant, asparagus is tall, up to 6 feet tall, and ferny, like fennel or dill. As far as vegetables that we all know about, I'm not aware of any other that grows wild in the prolific and same manner that asparagus does. The new green stalks should be hiding underneath. It’s tricky to find the asparagus exactly at the right time. There is no comparison to wild asparagus. Finding asparagus plants It … Wild Asparagus in Ontario - Canada. What to look for? What a neat lady! This short 'wild asparagus guide' gives an idea. Generally speaking, a plant puts up a set of skinny spears first, then fat ones, then finishes with skinny ones. It grows around sources of water but not directly in water. I love the flavor the char gives them! Asparagus will only live in full sun, or close to it. Forage for wild asparagus around irrigation ditches in the countryside (those with and without water in them). Wild asparagus has been made famous by the book titled "Stalking the Wild Asparagus". Eat, feast, gorge! How to Harvest Asparagus. Yes! Wild asparagus tends to grow in rural areas where there is water. I don't know if it would be in Southern California, but I will definitely be looking into it. By Rebecca Johnson. My grandma, who grew up in the area, remembers picking wild asparagus from the same spots (it was a railroad track back then) back in the 1930s. Learn my tips, recipes, and strategies for making mealtime easy. I guess I always assumed that asparagus grew under an enchanted oak in a unicorn's pasture. I love grilled asparagus … but wild asparagus … WOW I didn't even know that this grew wild. So the question of preserving asparagus becomes an issue. Grilled asparagus is the best! Knowing when to pick asparagus will result in the most flavorful experience from your crop. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. To stalk the wild asparagus is to touch the shadow of our greatest modern forager, the late Euell Gibbons, whose book of that name was not only the first foraging book I read as a child, but was also the first foraging book for nearly every forager over the age of 35. The spears are all so different. © 2020 Hunter Angler Gardener Cook, All Rights Reserved. Hey there. This Ultimate Guide will answer all questions about Finding and Picking Wild Asparagus complete with how to cook it. When the plant dies back in late fall, it turns a lovely canary yellow — a color most other dying plants don’t have, so this is a way to spot them in fall. So you’d think it would be all over the place, and indeed in a few places it is. I’ve done this and the result is better than any other preservation method, but still can’t hold a candle to fresh-from-the-ground asparagus. It brings out the flavors so well. We all read it read greedily, over and over until in many cases our copy collapsed from wear. Here it’s when the wild mustard blooms. Finding asparagus spears can often be as hard as finding morels. The only question would be the area where it is found. You can find it near small trees and even in briar patches, but never in a forest or even an open wood. Step back a few feet. Though it may not be available through all areas of these regions. Store-bought: It’s best to enjoy them soon — within 4 days of store purchase is the general recommendation. There are male and female plants, and the female plants will eventually sport pretty red berries all over the ferny foliage. What a fantastic post – thank you. It was sweet with a much more dense flavor. You are so funny, hunting asparagus. You know, in the area of Germany where I grew up there are huge asparagus fields. When the spears appear in spring, harvest them when they are 6 to 10 inches above the soil line, but before the flower buds are open. Until now, I had never heard about wild asparagus. Some are green and straight and 14 inches long and some are purple and twisted like a corkscrew. It is not, strictly speaking, wild. Roasting them briefly in the oven works too. OK, so you are in a likely spot. No votes so far! We found one or two stalks at each plant site. Many times the plant will send up a precocious spear so early that it has already begun to fern out by the time you are out looking. The wild asparagus we foraged was exceptional and notably different than the store-bought asparagus I’ve had. I am glad to see you were successful and got to visit with the horses. When the tops begin to open or go to seed (look for examples in the photos) it’s still safe to eat but will not taste as good. Shoots are generally first ready for picking between March and April. That is so interesting! In other places it’s when lilacs blossom. Thanks for sharing. I am a chef, author, and yes, hunter, angler, gardener, forager and cook. Filed Under: Grilling Tagged With: #GrillingLikeAGirl, foraging asparagus, grilling asparagus, how to spot wild asparagus, Spring. I promise to never sell your information to advertisers because I hate spam as much as you do. For me, I gorge and gorge on asparagus until it’s all gone. Harvest stalks that are the diameter of a pencil or thicker. Just don’t ask me where my spot is. You’ll know an asparagus spear when you see it, so that’s not a problem. The tender, sweet stalks were always a treat when we could find them. This is a simple celebration of this fabulous wild food find! The patch I pick, in the Suisun Marsh, is a brackish swamp. Wash and dry the asparagus and trim any tough stalks at the bottom. Love your foraging pictures- like hunting for morels- you don't see them, until suddenly you do! Wild asparagus can be cooked in all the same ways store-bought asparagus can. I love grilled asparagus and how fun to forge for wild asparagus. The season in Utah for asparagus tends to run from March through the end of April or beginning of May. Going regularly once spring sets in is the best chance to find the wild asparagus. Another way to grow them is by using the Asparagus crown, with its long, fleshy roots. Most states have asparagus zones, and asparagus-free zones. It generally comes up in late April to early May, depending on how warm the spring has been. I think people there would get a kick out of your hunt. Wild: With freshly picked asparagus I recommend preparing them the same day as picking them. I have to try grilling it like you suggested. More than 40% of the crop is sold fresh in supermarkets, restaurants, farmers markets, and roadside stands. Seek ye the glorious wild asparagus, harbinger of spring and mischievous agent of stinky pee. Winters in even mild areas like mine will often knock that old growth over, so you will need to look for what appears to be a dead ferny plant on the ground. Welcome! This is a great way to identify spots to check again in the following spring. Alas, the berries are toxic, so don’t eat them. They are probably surrounded by higher weeds or grasses so it does take a persistent eye. If you ask me, it's even better when you pick it yourself and bring it straight home to cook it. Once at a spent plant, search the base for something new. If you love it, read on to learn how to find wild asparagus. Asparagus can also be blanched and frozen. In the third year of growth, after planting one year old crowns, spears of plants will be ready for asparagus harvesting. It regrows every year and the young shoots are used as a spring vegetable. Step back a few feet. Great with an Ontario Top serloin and a cold lager. A knife can also be used to cut the stalk at the base. Fresh picked wild asparagus; Olive oil; Salt and pepper; Instructions: Get your campfire going some hot cooking coals and a little bit of flame. It’s easiest to place the stalks with the paper towel in a jar or glass. Straw-colored and resembling slender, miniature Christmas trees minus the needles, they may be standing or may have fallen over. Any thoughts on a way to grow more wild asparagus? Perhaps some writers view the feral sprout as beneath them — it is not a native to North America, after all. Take that knife or hand saw and slice the asparagus off the root. On our trip (May in Colorado) some had already gone to seed and some looked close; there were still more just starting. Asparagus is a perennial, so you’ll be able to harvest more stalks from the same plant next spring if you don’t harvest the roots along with it. There are female and male asparagus which are different in taste and lenght. . Great tips on how to find your own asparagus. I bet it is very tasty:). Wild asparagus … I don’t know about you, but I can eat a pound of asparagus at a sitting. That would have been more important to me. Cut off the stalk…. This of course can be done with purchased asparagus as well. As with store bought asparagus, once you find a stalk, follow it down the stalk until you find a pliable spot between where it is very supple and woody. The urban foraging class sounds awesome, loved reading your post about it. I am at the beach and have not heard of any areas near by, but will have to look into it , Toni – LOVE this post!! Be the first to rate this post. There IS a stalk of wild asparagus in this photo! On our trip (May in Colorado) some had already gone to seed and some looked close; there were still more just starting. Euel Gibbons books take a look at nature and all it has to offer. This post may include affiliate links. For example: If it’s near a roadside that could have been sprayed with weed killer or a water source that is not known to be clean, precaution should be exercised. To plant, dig a trench 30cm (12in) wide and 20cm (8in) deep. Despite this, instructions on actually finding wild asparagus are impossibly rare in foraging literature. So, asparagus has been established locally for a long time. It is feral. Toni-You certainly have the advantage of the country living, and you are so experienced in the bounty of natural and organic treats, I'm in awe of just coming along for the “ride.”I've never seen wild asparagus, never even heard of them…although I did grill up a nice little batch of organic asparagus from Whole Foods, in the cast iron skillet.Your photos are so professional…enjoyed your post a lot!I should, actually I will post my grilled asparagus, and link the recipe back to you, because that's how I prepared it:DDD. Wild Asparagus is a delicious spring find! Welcome to Hunter Angler Gardener Cook, the internet's largest source of recipes and know-how for wild foods. In late spring in northwest Indiana, I go out and spend time foraging wild asparagus. Asparagus grows in every state in the United States and every province in Canada, as well as through much of Mexico. Foraging for these wild vegetables is such a joy. by Eugene (Windsor Ontario) I have several spots here in my home town of Windsor. I think I collected about 1.5 lbs today. Subscribe to email updates to get your FREE recipe ebook!! Wild asparagus is available during spring. More About Me …, Wild Asparagus: How to Find It, Pick It & Eat It. Required fields are marked *. But once you do spot them, you can go to town. What a lucky find. This can be anywhere in the East and South, but in the arid West, you will need to focus on marsh edges, irrigation ditches and near cattle ponds or sloughs and streams. In the Midwest — southern Michigan is an exceptionally good place to look for wild asparagus, for example — look around ditches, hedgerows, farm field edges and especially fence lines. Or can I pick the seeds off my my garden-grown asparagus and disperse them: these are male asparagus plants, so perhaps they are not viable. Toni has been featured in numerous publications and on culinary websites for her creative, delicious recipes and travel features. It the fall the plants become a yellowish-orange color. If you do, mark the spot on a GPS or make a mental note so you can return in early spring. Once asparagus plants reach their third year, you can harvest them fully every year, usually over a period of at least two months. Knowing which was which was once tricky, but thanks to the USDA, you can see in which counties asparagus grows on this map, which will zoom in down to the location level in some states. When you are ready to start, look for saline or alkaline soil. Brush asparagus with olive oil and add salt and pepper to taste. Every region has its indicator. I do remember when I was a child, Mom would load us kids in the car and we went to old orchards in the area to pick wild asparagus. The easiest way to find wild asparagus is to look for last year’s growth (what is left after the locals pick the forest clean). Wild asparagus grows very quickly. And where is the best place to find more wild asparagus already growing? Wild asparagus is pretty abundant in many areas. Not many know what to look for. Jar with water: trim the ends of the stalks. And then I move to the next awesome vegetable of spring. Keep a watchful eye for the evil critters). Now I know lots of people claim to like pickled asparagus, but I am not one of them. In the United States they’re commonly known as “sea beans” and in British Columbia, Canada they’re called “sea asparagus.” It sounded like the perfect weekend and all that asparagus at the end of it – delicious! Asparagus doesn’t want its feet wet, but wants to be close enough to get the benefit. Thank you for all your helpful tips! In Italy, we picked berries and chestnuts and sometimes mushrooms (now I think you need to have a permit for that) and I know how much fun it is to go home and find a way to use what you picked. OK, so you are in a likely spot. Asparagus grows all along the open areas along the bike/walking trail in Excelsior and in a few other spots in people's yards. Asparagus officinalis, you should know, is precisely the same plant you buy in the store. What a great post – Thanks! You can simply break off the asparagus with your hands or cut the asparagus with a knife very close to the ground. For example, it is found in fewer than half the counties of California, and is equally spotty in Oregon. Between March and June one can find wild asparagus everywhere. Sooo cool and looks ahhhmazing. See below for store-bought vs wild. Wild asparagus is a deep-rooted plant that is strong and resistant to getting choked out by other plants and grasses, with the exception of noxious nuisance mustard weed. Follow me on Instagram and on Facebook. Learn my tips, recipes, and strategies for making mealtime easy. In fact, it's the first food I refused to eat store-bought, because it could never compare. She has been developing easy to make, well-tested recipes since 2010. Home » Recipes » Grilling » Wild Asparagus: How to Find It, Pick It & Eat It, LAST UPDATED: June 2, 2020 • FIRST PUBLISHED: May 18, 2020 By Toni Dash - 23 Comments. Here they like to hang out with hemlock, wild mustard, curly dock and tules (And ticks. Place them in a jar with 1-2 inches of water. I've done it since I was a kid, both with my dad and my gran (who called it aspara-grus). If there are certain signs that a lot of asparagus grew in that spot last year but you cannot find any signs of any new growth, there are two most plausible possibilities: In either case, keep checking the same spots every couple of days to see if you can spot new growth. Cut out the complicated! The Wild Asparagus Picker's Journal: A Journal for People Who Love Picking Wild Asparagus | White, Katherine | ISBN: 9781090667328 | Kostenloser Versand für … Asparagus, is at its best when the tips are tightly closed and the spears are about the size of your finger. We tried this last night, and I have to say this is the best way to eat asparagus! Asparagus is hardest to find during the collecting season, from late April through the first week of June, but there are some clues. Class sounds awesome, loved reading your post about it two stalks at each plant site some are and! Brush asparagus with your hands or cut the stalk ends next step once you train your eye to them-. 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