Turnip, Plateau White (Flat White)
About this item:
- Mairübe Platte witte – fine leaf and root vegetable
- For spring and autumn harvest – versatile use
- Crunchy turnips – delicious raw or steamed
- Easy to care for – ideal for sunny locations
- Short cultivation period – perfect pre- and post-crop
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| Item number | BONI-462652 |
| Brand | Quedlinburger |
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Ute Ziemer
These turnip seeds grew quickly and produced both tasty roots and greens. The plants adapted well to my garden, and I enjoyed harvesting them in different seasons. The leaves were great cooked, while the roots had a nice crunch when fresh.
Carlos David Mo
These turnip seeds grew well in my garden and produced tasty roots and greens. The leaves were great steamed, just like spinach, and the turnips had a nice crunch when eaten raw. It was easy to follow the spacing instructions for planting.
Carsten Daase
Just as shown and described. Highly recommend!
Werner Thum
These turnip seeds grew well in my garden with minimal effort. The roots had a nice crunch and the leaves worked great when cooked like spinach. They filled the empty spots between other crops nicely.
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Ute Ziemer
These turnip seeds grew quickly and produced both tasty roots and greens. The plants adapted well to my garden, and I enjoyed harvesting them in different seasons. The leaves were great cooked, while the roots had a nice crunch when fresh.
Info: Fine leaf and root vegetable for spring and autumn harvest. Prepare leaves like spinach, steam the crunchy turnips, or enjoy raw.
Care: Sow 3 - 4 cm deep and in rows 20 cm apart. Maintain a sowing distance of 2 - 3 cm in the row. Then thin out to 3x20 cm if the plants are too dense. Prefers a sunny to partially shaded location and a nutritious, loose soil.
Tip: Due to their short cultivation period, turnip are the ideal precursor and succeeding crop on empty beds. They are among the first spring vegetables.
Sowing: March - April, July - August
Germination: 5 - 10 days at 6 - 18 °C
Harvest: Spring sowing: June - July; Summer sowing: October
Care: Sow 3 - 4 cm deep and in rows 20 cm apart. Maintain a sowing distance of 2 - 3 cm in the row. Then thin out to 3x20 cm if the plants are too dense. Prefers a sunny to partially shaded location and a nutritious, loose soil.
Tip: Due to their short cultivation period, turnip are the ideal precursor and succeeding crop on empty beds. They are among the first spring vegetables.
Sowing: March - April, July - August
Germination: 5 - 10 days at 6 - 18 °C
Harvest: Spring sowing: June - July; Summer sowing: October
EU-Responsible Name: Quedlinburger Saatgut GmbH
EU-Responsible Street: Dieselstraße
EU-Responsible House No: 1
EU-Responsible Post Code: 6449
EU-Responsible Town: Aschersleben
EU-Responsible Country: Germany
EU-Responsible Email: [email protected]
EU-Responsible Phone Number: 493473840666
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