All American Parsnip Seeds$2.69



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How to grow
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.
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.
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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.




