 | Carrot Jupiter (Long selection of Autumn King)A clearly improved selection of the Autumn King. Produces fairly robust, truncated winter carrots, which are suitable for fresh use and long storage. Grows up to approx. 30 cm long. Sow thinly in rows and after emergence do not thin out. Ensure the soil is worked well deeply, so that the carrot can develop without interruption. Fertilize normally and do not use any fresh farmyard manure. If necessary cover to protect against damage from carrot fly. Planting onions or leeks between the rows helpsPrice: € 1,95+ Add to cart » Read more |
 | Turnip Bicolor, De NancyWhite fleshed turnips with a red top. Can be eaten both raw and stewed. Do not allow the tubers to grow too large otherwise they dry out. Best to harvest when they reach approx. 6 cm. Sow thinly in rows and thin out in the rows. Fertilize the soil very little or not at all. Suitable for all types of soil. This variety is tasty and can be harvested very early (hence the name May turnip).Price: € 1,50+ Add to cart » Read more |
 | Celeriac GoliathA clear improvement of the old Giant of Prague. Goliath has better resistance to running to seed and is easier to clean. The harvested tubers can be eaten raw, boiled and deep-fried. Best sown in a greenhouse. After emergence prick out, allow to harden off for a while and then transplant to moist soil. Harvest before frost starts. If stored in a cool place, the harvested tubers keep for a long time.Price: € 1,50+ Add to cart » Read more |
