Compared to turnips, rutabagas require a few weeks longer to mature. Otherwise, the two vegetables require very similar care in the garden. This is an easy-to-grow root vegetable as long as you follow some of the basic requirements outlined below, namely planting dates and consistent watering...
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well-drained soil isvital for happy vegetable roots. Ensure your garden bed has plenty of quality compost and organic matter mixed into it. Because ‘Hakurei’ are fairly shallow-rooted, you can grow them in lower beds as short as 8” deep. I like to put them in theBirdie’s Urban Shor...
Winter is the best time of year to eat rutabaga— but why, you might ask, would you want to? Startlingly large and sort of dumpy-looking, with a purple top and beige bottom, rutabagas may not look very alluring, but there’s a lot more to this winter vegetable than meets the eye....
Ideally, allow at least 3 to 4 years between plantings. Good cabbage companion plantsinclude beans, scallions, onions, celery, and aromatic herbs. Keep your cabbage patch weeded. Final Thoughts If you’re ready to give cabbage a try, plan ahead so you can grow it during the spring or fal...
Fall Vegetable Garden Planning: Choosing the Best Plants for Autumn Growing Fast-Growing Vegetables to Plant in Summer Planting Turnips grow best in full sun when temperatures range from 40° to 75°F. As soon as the garden can be worked, loosen the soil to a depth of 12 to 15 inches....
How to store asparagus One of the first few harbingers of spring, asparagus is a vegetable I'm particularly fond of. But it's also one that gets limp fairly quickly in the refrigerator. Like your tender, leafy greens, asparagus is best eaten fairly quickly after you buy it, but you ...
While the skin will do you no harm, like salsify it is tough and therefore inedible, so needs to be removed before eating. Scorzonera is also easy to grow and for some palates has more flavour than salsify. Taste is subjective, so grow both to see which you prefer. Growing Salsify ...