When are turnips in season?

Answer 1

All year round , but better during summer to harvest

The British potato season begins in April with waxy Jersey Royals, which continue into June. Other early potatoes, including waxy salad varieties, start to appear in May. Duke of York (1942) come into season in September and last through to April, but the main potato season begins in October. These potatoes are available until early spring - but beware that, towards the end of storage in March, the starch in potatoes turns to sugar, so chips made from stored varieties will tend to be soggy but sweeter.

Answer 2

Beets are cool weather crops, but also grow well when planted in the spring and harvested in early summer or the end of summer. Beets are at their best harvested in June, September or October/November.

Answer 3

Carrots can be grown all year. In winter they are grown in cold frames, low tunnels, and green houses.

Answer 4

Turnips are best harvested while they are small. The larger they are allowed to grow, the more bitter they become.

Answer 5

late October through December.

Answer 6

instantly