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Parsnip ‘White Gem’

Parsnip ‘White Gem’

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Price: $3.9920000000000004 $4.99
SKU: #XNXL1368231385
Availability: In stock

Through sales generated from the National Trust seeds, a minimum of 7,500 will be given to the National Trust to help look after nature, beauty and history for everyone, forever.A reliable variety with excellent canker resistance, Parsnip White Gem produces...

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Through sales generated from the National Trust seeds, a minimum of 7,500 will be given to the National Trust to help look after nature, beauty and history for everyone, forever.

A reliable variety with excellent canker resistance, Parsnip White Gem produces a uniform crop of smooth-skinned, flavoursome roots in virtually any soil types. Cropping over a generously long season, sow successively and you can enjoy harvesting fresh parsnips throughout autumn and most of winter. A delicious sweet flavour and smooth texture makes this a fantastic variety for roasting, its also great for adding to soups and stews.

  • These packets are produced in association with the National Trust
  • High yielding with uniform smooth-skinned roots
  • Very reliable with excellent canker resistance
  • Stores well for use throughout winter

Height Up To 45cm (18in)

Spread Up To 30cm (12in)

Hardiness & Longevity:Hardy Annual

Ideal For:Kitchen Garden

Position In:Sun Or Semi-Shade

Sowing Months: February to May

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Parsnip White Gem

Parsnip White Gem

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Price: $6 $13
SKU: #K75556289281
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Botanical Name: Pastinaca sativa This short rooted, broad shouldered variety is just the job for shallow soils It is a high yielder, and the roots are delicious roasted or added to winter casseroles. Sowing & Growing - Sowing Time: Feb-Apr...

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Botanical Name: Pastinaca sativa
This short rooted, broad shouldered variety is just the job for shallow soils It is a high yielder, and the roots are delicious roasted or added to winter casseroles.

Sowing & Growing
– Sowing Time: Feb-Apr
– Harvest From: Sep-Feb

Why We Like It
– Ideal for shallow soils
– High yielding

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