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Turnip 'White Mini'

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$4.4 $5.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

A brassica grown for its roots rather than shoots, turnips have been grown for around 4000 years and are credited with giving rise to some of our favourite crops like Chinese cabbage. Most commonly grown as a cool season crop, turnips bridge the gap in the vegie garden calendar providing wholesome, nutritious ingredients for stews, casseroles and other slow-cooked delights.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia I. ★★★★★

The roots came out creamy white and crisp, just as the description promised, and they pulled up easily from loose soil. I planted them in early spring and they were ready to harvest before the heat set in, which made for a perfect first batch of pickled turnips.

Henry Y. ★★★★★

These little turnip seeds sprouted within just a few days, and it's been so fun watching them grow. I'm already planning my next batch, knowing they have such a long history of cultivation behind them.

Ryan T. ★★★★★

I was really impressed with how quickly these turnip seeds germinated, and the roots are already forming nicely after just a few weeks. It's fascinating to think I'm growing a crop that's been cultivated for 4000 years.

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