Rutabaga Laurentian

Rutabaga Laurentian ( Brassica napus ) – Rutabaga 'Laurentien' from the seed company Northern Wildflowers, a rustic and tasty vegetable for fall

Rutabaga Laurentian , also known as the 'Laurentian' rutabaga, is a hardy variety prized for its rich, pronounced flavour and exceptional storage capacity. Round in shape and wrapped in a purple skin, this root vegetable is ideal for stews, soups, or even eaten raw in salads. It is adapted to growing in rich, well-drained soils, and it thrives in full sun. Sowing is done directly in place, either in early spring or late summer, for harvests in the fall.

Exposure: Full sun
Growth cycle: 90-100 days
Plant height: Not applicable
Quantity per pack: Variable
Companion plants: Carrot, cabbage, leek
Enemy plants: Lettuce, squash, corn

Cultivation method:

Rutabaga Laurentian  prefers rich, well-drained soil with optimal sunlight. Sow directly in place in early spring or late summer to harvest in the fall. Recommended spacing is 10 to 15 cm between plants, and 30 to 45 cm between rows to promote optimal growth. This root vegetable is perfect for gardens looking to produce long-lasting crops that can be stored throughout the winter.

The Rutabaga Laurentian  is an excellent addition to any vegetable garden, providing a tasty and comforting harvest, ideal for winter dishes and traditional cooking.