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How to Grow Rutabagas

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Latin

Brassica napus var. napobrassica
 

When To Start

Rutabagas should be sown by mid-July for large roots.
 

Insects

See root maggots and flea beetles. Expect to lose 20-30% of your crop to maggots if you don't use floating row cover (see p.84).
 

Growing Tips

The real secret to growing this little vegetable is speed. Sow a short row frequently, thin them quickly, keep them watered, eat them
 
Rutabagas
Marian
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