Turnips

Spring Seeds for Fall Crops If allowed to bloom and set seed, dill, radishes, arugula, cilantro, broccoli raab, turnips and any kind of mustard will… Read More »Do Turnips Reseed Themselves?

Once a turnip has bolted, roots become fibrous and inedible, and growth will slow or stop completely. What does it mean when turnips flower? Bolting… Read More »Can You Eat Turnips That Have Flowered?

If you’re harvesting for both greens and roots, you have a couple of options: You can top off the leaves when they are about 12… Read More »Can You Cut The Tops Off Turnips?

Store turnips in a container covered with a damp cloth. Best stored in the refrigerator crisper or lowest shelf. They should keep 4 to 5… Read More »How Do You Store Turnips Long Term?

If you’ve ever grown turnips, you know that they can sometimes be a bit bitter. This is usually due to the soil they’re grown in… Read More »Why Are My Turnips Bitter?

All fruits and vegetables have enzymes and bacteria that can destroy their color, flavor, and texture during the freezing process. Although it does take an… Read More »Do I Have To Blanch Turnips?

How to Microwave Turnips. Place the whole or sliced turnip in a covered dish. Sprinkle it with a bit of water. Cook in the microwave… Read More »How Do You Steam Turnips In The Microwave?

Turnips are an ideal potato replacement as they have a similar texture. Turnips can be prepared n several different ways, including baking, boiling, roasting, or… Read More »Can Turnips Be Used In Place Of Potatoes?

The key factor to remember with turnips — while deer will begin eating them as early as germination, don’t expect peak consumption during the early… Read More »What Time Of Year Do Deer Eat Turnips?

Turnips are grown both for greens and for the fleshy roots. Because this vegetable is a cool-season crop it should be planted early in the… Read More »What Is The Best Month To Plant Turnips?