Celeriac Prinz (BeApium graveolens var rapaceum) Top Variety £1.80 for 100 Seeds
Celeriac Prinz (BeApium graveolens var rapaceum) Top Variety £1.80 for 100 Seeds
Celeriac also called celery root, cultivated for its edible stem. Companion plants include cabbage, beans, and calendula. Just £1.80 for 100 seeds.
CELERIAC
Prinz
Difficulty Rating = Medium
Plant Info
A top quality light skinned variety. Ideal for making homemade coleslaw.
Planting and sowing instructions
Sow February, March and April. Harvest October, November. Sow February to April 3mm deep, in good seed compost. Germination takes up to 25 days. A good idea is to seal in a polythene bag after sowing. Lower the temperature after germination. Transplant into 7cm pots. Gradually acclimatise to the outdoors. Plant out in June 35cm apart in full sun and well drained soil.
Companion planting information
Beans, cabbage and calendula.
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Companion Plants and Related Items
Broad beans can be planted with beets, carrots, cabbages as well as chamomile and dill. Just £3.50 for 35 seeds.
Cabbages can be produced throughout the year. Companion plants are carrot, onions and thyme. Only £2.20 for 30 seeds. Cabbage Winter Jewel is a hardy overwintering variety, with an exellent flavour.
The scent of calendula does seem to repel pests so include amongst your edibles including broccoli, cauliflower, brussels, carrots, celery, kale, collards, and potatoes. Just £2.80 for 50 seeds.
A few extras
This Instructional DVD contains all you need to know about growing tasty vegetables in straw bales. With concise step by step instructions, close ups and hints and tips to help you achieve success.Whether you are an experienced gardener or a complete beginner you will find this programme fascinating and informative.
