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How to pick rutabaga Videos
- 1. Growing and Harvesting Rutabagas -The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Straight to the Point
- 2. Final Turnip and Rutabaga Harvest
- 3. Rutabaga Fried Hash Browns
- 4. Turnip Harvest - Holland Marsh, ON
- 5. Grow Your Own Swede With Quickcrop
- 6. Fall Planting of Turnips, Rutabegas, Peas and More! - The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener
- 7. Fall Rutabaga & Turnip Planting, To Keep Weeds or Not?-The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener
Growing and Harvesting Rutabagas -The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Straight to the Point
The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener Straight To The Point is a short series giving great information to help everyone to be better in the garden and home.
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dvdstrr8
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on 22 Aug 2013
When I thin rutabaga seedlings, should I bury them deeper up to the 1st set
of leaves or mound some soil around them? They look healthy, just curved
stems from planting too thickly. Great video as always.
Yes you can eat the leaves, you could juice the bulb but it would have a
very earth tastes to it if you did you would want to add apple or other
fruits to it so it is not so strong
Thank you I would just thin them out and not mound any soil around them
they should do just fine
nery colon 1
commented
on 19 Aug 2013
I don't know what rutabaga. Is it like potatoes? Great video. I learn
something everyday.
Nicole Heart
commented
on 18 Aug 2013
Can you eat the leaves too or just the bulb?
Yes we were very happy with them
Charm City Balcony Garden
commented
on 19 Aug 2013
that is a huge rutabaga!
Thesmalltowngardener
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on 19 Aug 2013
Great video!
Final Turnip and Rutabaga Harvest
The last turnip and rutabaga harvest of the year. Some are really huge! Plus the difference between turnips and rutabagas. To harvest, pull, top, let 'cure' for ...
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RaesMama1
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on 08 Jul 2012
Have you tried kholrabi yet? It's our favorite. Very similar to the stem
part of broccoli, good raw or cooked. I've never had any luck with turnips
or rutabaga, but I keep trying each year anyway! Thanks for the video.
Backyard Bliss
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on 27 Apr 2012
Great video, Sayward. I haven't had turnips or rutabagas before, but now i
want to grow some rutabagas! They sound so delicious! :)
Saywardstudio
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on 07 Jun 2012
I have no idea, probably put them in soups or just cut them up and eat
raw...they are actually pretty good that way. :)
turnips and rutabagas really look good we never got any in this year we
will try this fall
Sam Prep
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on 29 Jul 2012
Very nice video. I have to grow some rutabagas. I subscribed.
mryvelazquez
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on 25 Apr 2012
very nice what are you going to cook for all of this?
Thesmalltowngardener
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on 25 Apr 2012
Wow that's a big harvest! great job!!!
Kent Custer
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on 11 Mar 2013
what time of year do you plant them?
Rutabaga Fried Hash Browns
Missing Hashbrowned Fried Potatoes? Not me! :) Old style approach, to an old breakfast favorite with less than half the carbs of white potatoes, and (to me) even ...
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MsChelsieBelle
commented
on 07 Feb 2015
I just tried this recipe and it was absolutely phenomenal! I only ever
tasted rutabaga boiled/mashed during the holiday season and never thought
I'd actually like the taste of it. But when you mentioned it had a
potato-onion flavor to it, I was curious (it just doesn't taste the same in
my family's recipes...).
Slicing the vegetable is by far the most work involved, but it was worth
it...even the family enjoyed the outcome of the recipe!. It really is even
better than regular breakfast potatoes....that enhanced potato-oniony
goodness is infused in every bite! Thank you for this recipe! :-)
2bnatural4real
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on 28 Jul 2013
Great story!!!! Blessings!!! I have a question: in your story were you
saying that eating low carb caused you to have the anal cancer? Please
clarify for me because I could have just misunderstood what you were
saying. Thanks in advance!:)
Roots4U45
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on 11 Jul 2013
I have never tried the rutabaga and this looks very good. I was sold on you
when you added the saved bacon grease. Go Southern. thank you for the
video.
nopainnogain27
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on 23 Oct 2013
I still can't believe this is real life after watching the doritos vid
bitzbitz13
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on 03 Oct 2015
You should try with swiis cheese on top! They make a great combo!
Michele Renee
commented
on 10 Jul 2013
look good, I will try this veggie.
kbaby1707
commented
on 11 Jul 2013
Never had it fried.
Turnip Harvest - Holland Marsh, ON
Purple Top Turnip Harvest - Holland Marsh, ON John Deere 7320 - Top Lifting Harvester with Trimble FmX with AutoPILOT, Cellular RTK VRS Correction, ...
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nery colon 1
commented
on 04 Dec 2014
This is informative thanks. Loved and Subbed
James Brookins (JimBo')
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on 24 Nov 2015
informative ? about what ?
Grow Your Own Swede With Quickcrop
Learn how to grow your own swede with this video tutoril from Quickcrop with expert vegetable grower Klaus Laitenberger. Swede is one of the easiest ...
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Quickcrop
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on 09 Jul 2013
mulching is good for weed suppression, grass clippings are a high nitrogen
mulch, which is good for plants. The down side of mulching is that it
provides hiding placee for slugs. A danger of grass clippings is if a lawn
weed killer has been used on the grass it can kill the vegetable plants the
mulch has been applied to.
DrOfWelshMagic
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on 28 Aug 2015
Today I pulled a couple I planted back in April, variety Magres and they
were terrible, tasted horrible too so I threw them in the compost. better
luck next year for me hopefully.
Woody's Allotment Channel
commented
on 11 Aug 2015
good video - but I find my suffer a lot of damage from cabbage white's and
wood pigeons unless they are netted - that soil looked incredible :)
D Pictures
commented
on 04 Aug 2015
August is the perfect time to sow these for harvesting in February and
March!
tkguyok
commented
on 30 Oct 2013
Good information and instructions. Good presentation. Thank you for sharing.
Quickcrop
commented
on 15 Jul 2013
Yes it is indeed, although rutabaga isn't used so much in the British Isles
amorfini498
commented
on 19 Jun 2013
What are your thoughts on mulching with grass clippings ?
Leo Baker
commented
on 22 Aug 2015
I would like to eat it because it's Dex the swede!
Paul Hatfield
commented
on 13 Jul 2013
is swede another name for rutabaga?
amorfini498
commented
on 17 Jun 2013
Good videos, could be longer though
Smoothsay2
commented
on 29 Sep 2013
Nice garden guys!
Quickcrop
commented
on 30 Sep 2013
thanks
Fall Planting of Turnips, Rutabegas, Peas and More! - The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener
It is time to harvest shallots and plant fall turnips and rutabagas, we are growing herbs indoors and saving kale seeds and planting fall peas ...
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Ras Tafari
commented
on 22 Jul 2015
Hey man I subbed you earlier this spring, and have been catching as many
vids as I can. Just wanted to let you know i think you have a really
informative channel and I enjoy watching. Cheers to both of you stay up! :
)
TheEmptynester
commented
on 22 Jul 2015
That was very informative. I have never tasted turnip or rutabagas. I look
forward to see how well they grow for you. Thanks for the tips.
Fall Rutabaga & Turnip Planting, To Keep Weeds or Not?-The Wisconsin Vegetable Gardener
Joey talks about planting a fall rutabaga and turnip bed and also talks about the pros and cons of weeding or not weeding your garden. Holly talks about how to ...
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The Urban Organic
commented
on 20 Aug 2015
That's a lot of ads.
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