Rutabaga Greens

Develops good color early in root development. Very uniform and high-yielding. Nice round bulb shape with high-quality, light-orange flesh and sweet flavor. Dispose of infected plants and do not allow any to survive the winter to infect a new crop.After...

Both root crops are best stored at 36°F and 95% relative humidity Control aphids with ladybugs or a hard spray of water, Neem oil or Pyrethrin. To control light infestations, spray plants with (B.t.).

Develops good color early in root development. Very uniform and high-yielding. Nice round bulb shape with high-quality, light-orange flesh and sweet flavor. Dispose of infected plants and do not allow any to survive the winter to infect a new crop.After...

Rutabagas and turnips can tolerate a range of soil types with a slightly acidic pH of 6.0-7.0. Work in one cup of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 10 row feet. Reapply as necessary. Using Reemay or Summer Insect Barrier can also provide control.

Rutabagas and turnips can tolerate a range of soil types with a slightly acidic pH of 6.0-7.0. Work in one cup of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 10 row feet. Reapply as necessary. Using Reemay or Summer Insect Barrier can also provide control.

Simply lay it in a furrow and cover with a light layer of sifted compost or soil, water and wait. IR indicates intermediate resistance. Harvest select top greens at any time as the roots develop.

Both root crops are best stored at 36°F and 95% relative humidity Control aphids with ladybugs or a hard spray of water, Neem oil or Pyrethrin. To control light infestations, spray plants with (B.t.).

Using larger transplants helps reduce damage. Both root crops are best stored at 36°F and 95% relative humidity Control aphids with ladybugs or a hard spray of water, Neem oil or Pyrethrin.

Rutabagas and turnips can tolerate a range of soil types with a slightly acidic pH of 6.0-7.0. Work in one cup of TSC's Complete fertilizer per 10 row feet. Reapply as necessary. Using Reemay or Summer Insect Barrier can also provide control.

Sow 6 seeds per foot, 3/8" deep, thinning to 6" apart, in rows 18-24" apart.Soft, brown interior root spot indicates soil boron deficiency, corrected by good compost or agricultural borax.

Prepare your soil as you would when growing any vegetable; rake the soil and remove any debris and rocks.When planting rutabaga, throw the seed down in the prepared soil and rake it in lightly.

, is a cool-season crop. To extend the harvest season and protect the crops from heavier frosts, a thick layer of straw can be added.Unused rutabagas need to be stored immediately following harvesting.

Consult with your local garden supply center for information on types of chemical disease management. Scatter the tiny seeds and rake in or plant in a narrow line in loose soil. Control any emergent weeds with shallow cultivation so as to not damage the...

Place dome over the tray and mist each day until greens reach desired stage. Great for growing micro-greens, this lightweight, pH balanced, bio-based textile absorbs and retains water while providing an inert environment for dense healthy root development...

Then sprinkle seeds to the desired density onto the mat and mist. This collection combines our Biostrate Kit with a one ounce package of each of these three popular mixes: Harris Micro Greens Mix, Harris Mesclun Mix, and Harris Lettuce Blend.

Adds spicy flavor and spunk to salad mixes. Unique ruffled cherry purple leaves with serrated lobes.

Great at resisting bolting. Vibrantly frilly with deep cuts. With an upright growth habit, leaves are green and deeply cut.

Has a slight hint of wasabi and grey poupon. A large mustard with excellent flavor. Purple-red leaf type, large leaf, smoothly pungent, ornamental or salad garnish.

Sow seeds 1/2" apart, in rows 12" apart, covering 1/4". However, bear in mind that claytonia does not tolerate having its roots damaged during transplanting. Quantities of heart-shaped leaf pairs, each "wrapped" around a white-flowered stem.

After last frost, transplant to the garden about 8" apart, using care not to damage the roots.Pick as needed to within 2" of their bases. Thin to 4-6" apart. Packet: 500 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/vegetables/greens/specialty-greens/goldberg-golden-purslane-specialty-green-seed-386.11.htmlDirect...

Organically grown. For full-sized bunching, sow 15 seeds/ft., 1/4" deep in 2" wide bands in rows 18" apart. Leaves form a compact, thick rosette. Clip young leaves when 3-6" tall.For bunching: 1 oz./830', 1 lb./13,000' at above spacing.

Packet: 100 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/vegetables/greens/specialty-greens/red-malabar-spinach-specialty-green-seed-2437.11.htmlMalabar spinach does best in a slightly acidic, moist, fertile soil, though it can tolerate poor soil conditions.

Cut when greens reach full-size (12-18"). For baby leaf, sow 1/4- 1/2" deep in a 2-4" wide band sow 60 seeds/ft. Mild mustard flavor. Packet: 250 seeds.http://www.johnnyseeds.com/vegetables/greens/mustard-greens/red-giant-organic-mustard-green-seed-2884.11.htmlSow...

Cut when greens reach full-size (12-18"). For baby leaf, sow 1/4- 1/2" deep in a 2-4" wide band sow 60 seeds/ft. The attractive, dark green leaves are tender, slightly savoyed with a wavy margin, and have an excellent rich flavor.

Cut entire plants at 3-6".Bunching: 1 oz./1,040', 1 lb./16,640', 11/3 lb./acre at 15 seeds/ft. For baby leaf, sow 1/4- 1/2" deep in a 2-4" wide band sow 60 seeds/ft. 14,300 seeds/oz.

Harvest before flowering. 10,400 seeds/oz. Space 12" apart for full-size heads. See individual product descriptions for varieties that do. Clip young leaves when 3-6" tall.For bunching: 1 oz./830', 1 lb./13,000' at above spacing.