April 7th 2008

Instructions For Growing Parsnips

Parsnips are a Winter vegetable but parsnips are generally planted in March and April.

Farming Friends & TopVeg have now collaborated to create a How To Grow Parsnips growing card.

How To Grow Parsnips Growing CardClick on the image to enlarge and if you wish to print off this growing card, right click on the enlarged image and then click print picture to print out a copy.

If you would like this document as a pdf, just contact farmingfriends and I will email you the document.

I intend to print off copies and then laminate the sheet so that I can use the growing card with my school gardening club in the future.

Teachers, children, vegetable growers and anyone interested in growing parsnips are welcome to print off this growing card for their own use.

Other growing cards we have already created;

  • How To Grow Garlic.
  • How To Grow Lettuce.
  • How To Grow Summer Radish.
  • How To Grow Beetroot.
  • How To Grow Broad Beans.
  • How To Grow Parsley.
  • How To Grow Sage.
  • How To Grow Tomatoes.
  • How To Grow Onions.
  • If you have any other growing cards that you would like Farming Friends & TopVeg to create then please leave a comment and we will be happy to create it for you.

    1 Comment »

    1. This is the first year I have attempted to grow courgettes and need advise. I am growing two in my greenhouse and they look like something from a sci-fiction film, they are so big with lots of leaves. There are dozens of flowers but on top of very long (perhaps 12inches in length) stalks, there are only a couple of short fat courgettes on each plant. Someone I spoke to about this and they thought I had to take off the long stalks. Is this correct and how do I get more usable formed courgettes. many thanks for any help you can give.

      Comment by Mrs. K. Hill — July 16, 2008 @ 6:55 pm

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