What Eats Carrot in Nova Scotia, and When
The honest answer for Nova Scotia is that no province-specific insect inventory backs this page.
When to Sow Turnips in North Carolina
North Carolina gardeners get two turnip windows a year: a short spring one and a longer, more reliable fall one.
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for North Carolina
Fast-maturing turnip varieties succeed almost anywhere in North Carolina, from the coastal plain to the mountains, because the state’s frost-free window…
When to Sow Turnips in New York
Turnip seed goes into New York soil during two windows: a spring planting timed around the last frost, and a fall planting timed backward from the first…
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for New York
Fast turnips like Purple Top White Globe or Hakurei suit nearly all of New York, since they mature in 45 to 55 days and fit both a spring and a fall crop.
When to Sow Turnips in New Mexico
Turnips in New Mexico do best sown twice: a fall crop planted six to eight weeks before the first frost, and a smaller spring crop planted three to four…
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for New Mexico
Across New Mexico, fast-maturing turnips like Purple Top White Globe and Hakurei outperform slower types, and rutabaga only works as a full-season crop…
When to Sow Turnips in New Jersey
Sow turnips for a spring crop from mid-March into mid-April, and sow the better fall crop from August 1 to September 5, counting back from Newark’s…
The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for New Jersey
Turnips do well almost anywhere in New Jersey, but the variety that works depends on whether you’re planting for a quick spring bunch or a fall storage…
When to Sow Turnips in New Hampshire
Sow turnips for baby roots and greens in late March to early April, then sow the main storage crop between mid-July and early August for a fall harvest.