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Kohlrabi - Early Purple Vienna
The Early Purple Vienna Kohlrabi is an interesting member of the cabbage family. A cool-weather plant that is easy to grow. Spring plantings should be harvested when radish-sized, because warm weather makes bulbs woody and hot-tasting. Frost-hardy kohlrabi does well in fall plantings. Delicate flavor, delicious raw or cooked.
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Kohlrabi - Early White Vienna
Early variety with short tops and medium-sized stems. Try Early White Kohlrabi in stews or stir-fries, sauteed or steamed. Good raw with dip or in salads. Tastes like a mild white turnip. Kohlrabi is a member of the cabbage family, producing a 2-1/2" diameter bulb above ground.
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Kohlrabi Early White Vienna
The crisp texture and mild, sweet turnip-like flavor makes Kohlrabi an interesting addition to stews and casseroles. It is also enjoyed raw as part of a relish tray. The edible portion is a large bulb produced on a stemp above the ground. Grows well in containers.
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Plus Pack - Kohlrabi - Early White
Early variety with short tops and medium-sized stems. Try Early White Kohlrabi in stews or stir-fries, sauteed or steamed. Good raw with dip or in salads. Tastes like a mild white turnip. Kohlrabi is a member of the cabbage family, producing a 2-1/2" diameter bulb above ground.
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Ferry-Morse 1294 Kohl Rabi Seeds, Early White Vienna
Easily grown for its white-fleshed swollen stem which resembles an above-ground turnip. Crisp, mild-flavored and tender bulbs are high in vitamin C. Cool weather vegetable. This packet will plant approximately a 48 foot row.
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Ferry-Morse 2039 Kohl Rabi Seeds, Early White Vienna
Easily grown for its white-fleshed swollen stem which resembles an above-ground turnip. Crisp, mild-flavored and tender bulbs are high in vitamin C. Cool weather vegetable. This packet will plant approximately a 35 foot row.
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Burpee 60328 Kohlrabi Early White Vienna Seed Packet
Round, above-ground 'bulbs' with light green, smooth skin have creamy white, tender flesh. Flavor is mild, sweet, turnip-like. Superb raw or steamed. Ready for harvest 55 days from seed sowing. GARDEN HINTS: Use bulbs when the size of an apple, before they become hard and woody. Store from fall crop in cool, frost-free place for winter use.
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Burpee 60111 Organic Kohlrabi Purple Vienna Seed Packet
Purplish leaves and globes with mild turnip-cabbage flavor. Leaves are eaten like kale and white-fleshed bulbs are eaten like broccoli. Plants grow to 18" tall, with globes growing above the soil. Plant in early spring for a summer harvest and again in late summer for fall and winter harvests. Harvest bulbs when tennis-ball sized. Peel and remove all tough and woody parts before slicing and cooking. Certified Organic.
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Seed Savers Organic Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Seeds
(aka Early Purple Vienna, Di Vienna Violetto) Purple-skinned above ground bulbs with crisp white flesh. Sweet turnip-like flavor. Excellent raw or steamed. Best harvested at 2 ˝” diameter. Slightly larger and later than White Vienna. 55-70 days.
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Seed Savers Organic White Vienna Kohlrabi Seeds
(aka Early White Vienna, Di Vienna Bianco) Pre-1860 variety. Pale green above ground globes with crisp white flesh. Sweet and mild with a flavor reminiscent of turnips. Best harvested at 2 ˝" diameter. Excellent raw or steamed. 50-65 days.
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Kitazawa Winner Hybrid Kohlrabi Seeds
This medium-early maturing white kohlrabi hybrid is a winner. Large plants grow upright to a medium height. The uniform, semi-globe shaped thickened stem grows to 4" or more with a green skin. Leaves are dark green. Pick when tender as stems become fibrous with age.
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Kitazawa Purple Vienna Kohlrabi Seeds
This standard home garden and market variety is open pollinated. The thickened stems have a uniformly deep purple skin and a crisp green-white flesh. Also popular as microgreens because of its purple stem color.
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