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Asparagus season varies based on the climate in which it is grown, though it typically matures in early summer. This is the start of the month of June in northern latitudes such as the US state of Iowa in hardiness zones of 4 to 5, and even earlier in southern US states like Texas with a hardiness zone range of 6 to 9.
Cycle. When it first emerges, asparagus produces the well-loved, tender, slim spears that can be eaten. These spears are the âharvestâ of the asparagus plant, and this portion of the growth cycle will last four to six weeks during the second year after planting and from six to eight weeks the third year after planting.o not harvest any spears the first season of blossoming, and allow the spears to pop and produce seeds, as this is required to help the asparagus fully establish itself. The soil should stay moist 2 inches below the surface, so add mulch to your asparagus plants to conserve soil moisture as well as keep away weeds.