5 Name : Edwin Rodrigues Location : , First time gardener . Cant say much about growing . Experience will count . 28-Nov-2016
5 Name : Michelle McGuire Location : , Great germination and taste! Turned into a sweet taste after Frost. 13-Dec-2017
5 Name : loganwayne88 Location : , Very easy to grow, even multi-sown. reliably grows good sized turnips with good flavor and tender roots as long as you harvest them before they get bigger than a softball. I grow these every year for my mother and she loves them, she even eats them raw in slices. 28-Nov-2020
5 Name : Phillip Knight Location : , Did very well in a container for a late fall harvest [in a warm year in zone 7a] in a spot with limited sunlight hours. Half of the turnips that I planted were very slow to mature, half were super quick – I simultaneously had 3inch diameter and < 1inch diameter turnips – though I imagine this is probably something to do with where and how I planted them. A bonus as a container crop: the wide leaves created a canopy that kept evaporation low, I didn't have to water at all beyond our routine mid-atlantic rains in DC. Planted next to carrots that seemed perfectly happy to hang out in their shade and enjoy the consistent moisture. 08-Dec-2020
5 Name : ilovebugs08 Location : , Excellent turnip, matured in about 65 days, just keep the flea beetles off and they are good to go. Excellent roasted or grilled 16-Dec-2020