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Parsley Hamburg Root 'Arat'

$3.90


Parsley Hamburg Root is an unusual cool season vegetable with both edible leaves and roots. 'Arat' is an improved form with large, smooth roots, similar to a parsnip. The leaves can be used like ordinary parsley but it is mainly grown for the long, tapered, fleshy white roots. The roots have a nutty, celery-like flavour. It can be used steamed, in soups, casseroles or baked. Days to harvest: 88 days.

Product: Parsley Hamburg Root 'Arat'

Product type: SEED (150)

Botanical name: Petroselinum crispum var. tuberosum

Syn.: Syn. Parsley Root, Turnip-rooted Parsley

Parsley Hamburg Root is an unusual cool season vegetable with both edible leaves and roots. 'Arat' is an improved form with large, smooth roots, similar to a parsnip. The leaves can be used like ordinary parsley but it is mainly grown for the long, tapered, fleshy white roots. The roots have a nutty, celery-like flavour. It can be used steamed, in soups, casseroles or baked.

Plant type: Cool area biennial; short-lived in subtropical areas

Plant height: 30 cm high

Sow when: Germinate best at 12 - 25°C soil temp.

Temperate: Late Sept, early Oct - Dec

Subtropical: Early autumn

Tropical: Unlikely to do well

Germination: 3 - 6 weeks; soak the seed overnight to speed it up. Freezing the seed first for 3-5 days will improve germination.

Depth: Cover seed lightly to 10 mm deep; firm down and keep moist

Position: Full sun to partial shade

Sow where: Sow direct

Soil type: Fertile, well drained soil; add compost; pH 6 - 7

Harvest: 88 days; harvest before flowering occurs.

*Good for bees

150 seeds per packet

Petroselinum crispum var. tuberosum

Syn. Parsley Root, Turnip-rooted Parsley

Cool area biennial; short-lived in subtropical areas

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Parsley Hamburg Root 'Arat'

$3.90

Parsley Hamburg Root is an unusual cool season vegetable with both edible leaves and roots. 'Arat' is an improved form with large, smooth roots, similar to a parsnip. The leaves can be used like ordinary parsley but it is mainly grown for the long, tapered, fleshy white roots. The roots have a nutty, celery-like flavour. It can be used steamed, in soups, casseroles or baked. Days to harvest: 88 days.

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