We used to plant turnips in our garden after the growing season was done. They grew late into the fall. They can also be planted in the early spring if you live south of the Mason Dixon line like we used to
It depends on where you live, but for a late fall/winter garden, wait until Labor Day to plant greens (collard, turnip, mustard), winter squash, fingerling potatoes, cabbage, and late beans. Best wishes 😇
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We used to plant turnips in our garden after the growing season was done. They grew late into the fall. They can also be planted in the early spring if you live south of the Mason Dixon line like we used to
It depends on where you live, but for a late fall/winter garden, wait until Labor Day to plant greens (collard, turnip, mustard), winter squash, fingerling potatoes, cabbage, and late beans. Best wishes 😇
Depends on your Growing Zone -- https://ask.extension.org ; here in the south we grow them in the late summer and thru the winter