We let the turnips grow big and this is what we got😳Turnips are usually ready for harvest in about 2 months, we let these 2 get bigger to see just how large they can get and if it’s still edible. They can get woody the longer you leave them in, we were lucky that didn’t happen. The ideal harvest size is when the roots are 3-4 inches in diameter. We would have left it longer, but we wanted to use the space to grow new veggies.To preserve these, we blanched and froze one. The second will be store

It's time to harvest turnips. I'm making space in the beds for warm-season planting. ⁣⁣⁣⁣Harvest bulbs 45-50 days after planting when small and flavorful and before the weather gets hot. Begin harvesting when bulbs are about 2 inches wide or about the size of a radish.⁣⁣⁣⁣Harvest turnip greens anytime they’ve grown to 10-12 inches. Harvest outer leaves as needed until turnip roots are harvested.⁣⁣⁣⁣The tender young leaves are delicious fresh, or cooked and are a good spinach substitute. Use the

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Turnip Green Soup

More of the best tropical fruits! Now soursop is so hard to find here in San Diego but when I go to Costa Rica 🇨🇷 I always grab 2-3 during my stay. Soursop is creamy with a hint of pineapple and strawberries in my opinion🍍 Have you tried Soursop and if so what do you think? | Turnip Vegan