2. Line up your asparagus at the flowering end.
3. Cut evenly to the size of your jar.
4. Place a rubber band around your jar and just slip in the asparagus one at a time around the jar perimeter.
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2. Line up your asparagus at the flowering end.
3. Cut evenly to the size of your jar.
4. Place a rubber band around your jar and just slip in the asparagus one at a time around the jar perimeter.


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Very cute. But I have to agree with the earlier poster-I don't think I could have not steamed the asparagus right on the spot.
Gorgeous! I just wish the asparagus wouldn't ever wilt!!!!!
So cute. Very fresh looking.
Nice! It's like a little asparagus fence. Very natural and springy.
LOVE this!! Sooo simple, but sooo fancy smancy 🙂 Thanks for a GREAT idea!! Kim
Such a pretty presentation!
So fresh and pretty, I love it!
I took mine off after we ate dinner and put them in vase in the fridge. I plan to eat all of them! Our grocery store was having a buy one get one special on asparagus this week :).
EEK…I love the look of it….but are you able to use the asparagus afterward? It's kind of pricey where I live, and look at it as sort of a treat….so the only way I could do it without guilt, is to be able to quickly roast/steam it after. Thoughts?
Wow! How neat is it that you can eat out on your rooftop?! I want your house! 🙂
I will definitely make this . . . thanks for the idea!!
~cheryl
LOVE THIS!! Thanks for sharing!! Dinner on the roof sounds amazing!! Love when it gets warm enough to do dinner outside! 🙂
How stinkin' cute is that?! I love it. Tuesday was nice day here in NJ – well, at least we managed to squeeze in some sunshine in between all the rain drops and wind!
Your Friend,
Deborah
This is GORGEOUS!!! I love it…am saving this post for when I really want to impress someone….I love the look and its fabulous for a dinner party maybe this summer! Thanks…
Great idea Beth! How long does it last?
On another note, I printed some of your hair ideas and bought a ton of bobby pins, I can't wait to try them!
Thanks for your inspiration!
Kariann
I absolutely love this!
Love this, Beth ~ I'd seen it before and thought it must be complicated… duh!! Thanks for unveiling the mystery! 😉
This is such a cute idea. Had never seen this before, but so cute. Thanks for sharing.
So cool! Love this for spring 🙂
great idea! it is really cute but i don't think i could bring myself to do it. i would just be thinking about "that asparagus looks so delicious and why in the world did i put it on the mason jar and not roast it in the oven???"
Cool Beth! I love this idea!!~
This.Looks.AMAZING! Great job Beth! 🙂
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fantastic 🙂 Fresh flowers and a fresh vase…how perfect is that?? 😉 Thanks for the great tutorial!