Parsnips are a root vegetable with a sweet, nutty flavor and are best harvested after frost.. Latin name is Pastinaca sativa.
How many parsnips per plant
You can expect to get a 1 parsnip root per plant.
Companion plants
Some good companion plants for parsnips are peas, garlic, onions.
Watering needs
Regular, even watering
Climate preferences
Cool, tolerates frost
Common pests & diseases
Aphids, Carrot rust fly, Flea beetles
Space
Mature parsnips can be between 1 and 2 in wide.
You might need between 3 and 6 in of space around the plant(s).
Note: the information above should be used just as an overall guide. The exact values will depend on the variety, growing conditions, plant maturity, and will vary year over year. We hope this brings you useful information.
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