Lake Valley, Parsnip, Hollow Crown

• Seed Depth: 1/2 (13mm)
• Plant Space: 6 (15cm)
• Row Space: 12 (31cm)
• Sprouts In: 14-28 days
• Parsnip seed is very slow to germinate. Start outdoors in early spring in compost-amended soil as soon as the soil can be worked. Cultivate soil deeply before planting to encourage deep root growth. Keep young plants watered and well weeded.
• Parsnips are generally grown all season until winter freezes the tops. Apply deep mulch over the crowns and store roots in the ground. Dig up as needed.

Lake Valley- Parsnip, Hollow Crown

Parsnip is an ancient plant, grown by both the Greeks and Romans. It is one of the hardiest root vegetables and can be harvested throughout winter months from a spring planting. Delicious sweet, nutty flavor makes it perfect for roasting.