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All American Parsnip Seeds

All American Parsnip Seeds

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  • White Roots — Sweet parsnips for cooking
  • Frost Flavor — Cold converts starch to sugar
  • Kitchen Range — Roast, mash, or simmer
  • Root Timing — Can thicken by 95 days
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All American parsnips make sweet white roots for roasting, mashing, or soup. Wait until after a frost to dig if you want their fullest flavor.

  • Roots can thicken in as little as 95 days
  • Cold changes starch to sugar in the roots
  • Good cooked in soups, stews, or stir fries
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Tools and grow helpers can be returned within 30 days if unused.

Seed packets are not returnable. For seed problems, email support@homeygarden.com and we'll help.

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Seed storage

Keep seeds in a cool, dry place in their original packet or a sealed container. Check the packet for any variety-specific storage notes.

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FROM THE SEED PACKET

How to grow

Days to maturity95–125 days
SunFull sun
Sow depth1/2 in
Spacing3–6 in
USDA zonesAnnual

1 Sow

Sow 1/2 inch deep in full sun.

2 Grow

Space roots 3–6 inches apart.

3 Harvest

Plan for 95–125 days; wait until after frost to dig for fullest flavor.

Let the frost do its part.

Wooden trug filled with tomatoes, okra, shallots and greens

Why we grow it

All American parsnips make white roots that belong in a roasting pan, a pot of soup, or a mash. They can begin to thicken in as little as 95 days.

Wait until after a frost to dig if you want their fullest flavor. Cold changes starch to sugar in the roots, giving the harvest its sweet side.

Good to know

A few practical answers before you plant.

Have more questions? Visit Help or contact us.

When should I dig the roots?

Roots can thicken in as little as 95 days. Waiting until after a frost gives their fullest flavor.

How can I cook parsnips?

Roast or mash the sweet white roots, or add them to soups, stews, and stir fries.