Turnip

A traditional European crop, the entire turnip plant can be used: roots, leaves, and even flowers.

Ensure turnips are planted into soil that does not have a high nitrogen content, otherwise, you will sacrifice root production in favour of leaves. Sow directly into the garden 6 weeks before your first frost. They “hold” very well in the winter soil, and you will be able to pick over your turnip stand the entire winter.

Plant more than one variety to experience the subtle nuances in flavour and take advantage of the differences in days to maturity.


Golden Globe Turnip

Golden Globe Turnip

Brassica rapa A superb, fine-grained turnip with a sweet and mild flavour more reminiscent of rut..

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Half Long White Head Turnip

Half Long White Head Turnip

Brassica rapaA stunning white, nicely rounded turnip that elongates into a medium to long-length tap..

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Norfolk Green Globe Turnip

Norfolk Green Globe Turnip

Brassica rapaThis English heirloom has stood the test of time, dating back to the 16th century. Prod..

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Purple Top White Globe Turnip

Purple Top White Globe Turnip

Brassica rapa Widely grown since the 1800s, producing uniformly top-shaped, white globes with a l..

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Shogoin Japanese Turnip

Shogoin Japanese Turnip

Brassica rapa Shogoin is a traditional Japanese turnip variety that is used for both its roots as we..

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Snowball Turnip

Snowball Turnip

Brassica rapaThis beautiful Japanese heirloom produces pure white turnips that are juicy and have a ..

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White Egg Turnip

White Egg Turnip

Brassica rapa An outstanding old heirloom back to the late 1800s. This variety was one of the mar..

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