Asparagus

The plant grows from an underground root system known as a "crown".

Asparagus is dioecious, with separate male and female plants. Male plants are generally preferred by growers because they live longer, emerge earlier, and don't expend energy producing the small, red (and toxic) berries found on female plants. asparagus

Asparagus is a hardy perennial, meaning it can produce harvestable spears for 15 to 30 years once a bed is established. The plant grows from an underground root system

It typically takes about three seasons after planting for a crown to reach full maturity for a complete harvest. asparagus

Asparagus is a nutrient-dense "superfood," offering high fiber and vitamins with very few calories. How Do I Grow Asparagus? | Planting & Harvesting Guide