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A familiar root vegetable in the United States, turnips have long been a staple in many people's diets. They are packed with Vitamins A, C, K, and Calcium. The Leaves or 'Turnip greens ' can be eaten; they resemble the flavor of Mustard greens. The cultivation of Turnips dates back to the 15th century. Turnips are a hardy root vegetable. Though they are a biennial crop, they are usually harvested in the first year as they taste better then.
The traditional American turnip. Smooth, round roots, avg. 3-4" in diameter, are white below the soil line and bright purple above. Large, lobed gr...
View full detailsShogoin is a Japanese Turnip variety that produces large white globe turnips. The broadleaf greens of the Shogoin grow to almost 2 feet. Plant Shog...
View full detailsThe traditional American turnip. Smooth, round roots, avg. 3-4" in diameter, are white below the soil line and bright purple above. Large, lobed gr...
View full detailsSugukina turnip is a traditional vegetable, dento-yasai, in Kyoto, Japan. The production of this vegetable is in the area of Kamigamo, Kyoto. While...
View full detailsThis turnip variety is the very definition of an heirloom species—it was first introduced in 1859, and it’s been popular ever since! All that time ...
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