The Best Turnips and Rutabaga for Mississippi
In Mississippi, quick-maturing turnip varieties work in both spring and fall plantings, but rutabaga only makes sense as a fall crop.
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In Mississippi, quick-maturing turnip varieties work in both spring and fall plantings, but rutabaga only makes sense as a fall crop.
Minnesota gardeners get two sowing windows for turnips: a spring one that opens once soil dries out in late March to mid-April, and a fall one, generally…
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For most of Minnesota, the safest bet is a fast turnip like Purple Top White Globe or Hakurei, both ready in 45 to 55 days, planted as a fall crop.
In most of Michigan, turnips go in the ground twice a year: right after the last spring frost for an early crop, and again in mid-to-late summer for the…
Turnips thrive across Michigan because they mature fast enough to dodge the state’s short growing window, while rutabaga demands a longer, cooler stretch…
Two windows work for turnips in Massachusetts: a spring sowing once the soil dries out after the last frost, and a fall sowing timed backward from the…
Massachusetts gardeners do best with fast turnips for spring and fall, and one solid rutabaga variety sown early enough to finish before the ground goes…
Maryland gardeners get two sowing windows for turnips each year, not one. The spring window opens as soil dries out in mid-March and the fall window…
Maryland gardeners get the best results from fast-maturing turnip varieties for a spring crop and heat-tolerant, longer-season rutabaga varieties timed…