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Laurentian Rutabaga

Laurentian Rutabaga

Improved ‘Purple Top’

(1 customer reviews)

Round, 4- to 6-in. roots are mild, sweet and firm. Deep purple color on top, creamy yellow on the bottom. An excellent keeper. 100 DAYS.

This item ships at the proper planting time for your region in both spring and fall.
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Product Details

Zones: 3 - 10 annual
Depth: Sow Rutabaga seeds 1/2 inch deep, two to four inches apart, in rows 1 1/2 to two feet apart. Use double rows to conserve space in your home garden.
Sun/Shade: full sun
Germination: 7-10 days
Days To Maturity: 100 days

Comments: An excellent keeper. Sweet flavor and firm texture. An improved American Purple Top, 4-6 inch globes are creamy yellow on the lower half with a deep purplish color on top. Off yellow flesh throughout. Mild and good flavor. Good for fall and winter storage.
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Laurentian Rutabaga Ships In Both Spring And Fall
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- Saturday, May 19, 2007
Good swede turnips
Reviewed By: Steve Crooks (Clyde, NY)
I was able to find a seed source for Laurentian Rutabagas only once previously and found them to have a sweet white flesh somewhat milder than the standard Purpletop. They kept well in winter although most of them went to the sheep. I am happy to find another seed source.

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