One of the oldest cultivated turnips in existence still used today. A highly unusual pure white heirloom beetroot which develops a green top above ground. Best to eat fresh at 4-6weeks old before it becomes dry & spongy in maturity. Holds a delicate flavour & extremely winter hardy hence the name.
CULTURE – Ideally direct sow in Spring or Autumn to avoid heavy frost damage. Preferers a sheltered sunny location with plenty of organic matter incorporated into the soil. Keep an eye out for slugs & snails as they adore all young seedlings. Thin out to 10cm (4”) intervals. Overall height: 20cm (8”). Plants need to be kept moist to prevent premature bolting or bitterness. Weed carefully around plants so not to damage the root structure.
Turnip 'Snowball'
Brassica rapa
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