Horseradish: Easy to Grow, Hard to Remove
Horseradish (Armoracia rusticana) is about as forgiving as a garden vegetable gets.
Lifting Four Different Kinds of Root
The four crops in this group come out of the ground on four different schedules. Kohlrabi is ready first, often within two months of sowing.
Which of These to Leave Out for the Frost
Leave horseradish and Jerusalem artichokes in the ground. Lift kohlrabi before a hard freeze.
Growing These Roots in Containers
All four of these roots can be grown in pots, but they don’t behave the same way once they’re boxed in.
Celeriac That Never Swells
A celeriac that stays the size of a golf ball by October is rarely a bad-seed problem.
Celeriac: A Long Season and Constant Water
Celeriac needs roughly 100 to 120 days in the ground after transplanting, plus another 8 to 10 weeks of indoor seed starting, and it wants evenly moist…
When to Sow Winter Salads in Yukon
Sow winter salads in Yukon inside a short gap. Whitehorse’s average last spring frost is June 5 and its average first fall frost is August 25, about 81…
The Best Winter Salads for Yukon
In Yukon, the best winter salad crops finish fast and shrug off cold: mâche, claytonia, spinach, mizuna, tatsoi and hardy kale.
When to Sow Winter Salads in Wyoming
Sow winter salads in Wyoming in late summer, counting backward from a first fall frost that lands between September 24 and October 5.
The Best Winter Salads for Wyoming
The best winter salads for Wyoming are small, fast, cold-tolerant leaves: spinach, mâche, claytonia, kale, and hardy mustards such as mizuna and tatsoi…