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There's a useful selection of seeds in the new April issue of GYO:
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Yes, got mine yesterday
it's like Christmas
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Perfect for a beginner aren't they?! I'm sure I'll be sowing some this year, but definitely next if not!
Page 22 - perfect timing for me! I'll be growing some this year, sent some seeds in to the VSP yesterday as it happens
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I'll be growing the Celeriac for the first time so I hope I like the taste.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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I'm eating home made remoulade with dinner tonight, I can highly recommend it
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My Celeriac seeds are going straight into the VSP. I still think they look like shrunken heads http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...-me_69606.htmlComment
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I love celeriac...I just can't grow it
it needs starting off early and I think it needs copious amounts of water to make it a reasonable size to peel. I tried twice - both times only slightly larger than tennis balls.
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what does celeriac taste like might grow some if i have spaceComment
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Hmm, a bit like very mild celery, more watery than a spud but I love them mashed with a little olive oil. Difficult to describe tasteOriginally posted by astraman1 View Post If you are going to try growing them, I'd start them of asap let us know how you get on.
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Try one from the supermarket, see if you like it before committing time and space?Comment
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I'm sowing mine today not many just a few to try this recipe from VC :-
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ml#post1082696Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Sounds good, tho I wonder if any of VCs neighbours read this and were tempted to draw eyes on her celeriac
I'll not be able to look at that emoticon in the same way again!Comment
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Lovely in a coleslaw too.Originally posted by Scarlet View PostHmm, a bit like very mild celery, more watery than a spud but I love them mashed with a little olive oil. Difficult to describe taste If you are going to try growing them, I'd start them of asap let us know how you get on.
My first attempt with them last year. They were tiny but still made use of them.
We had bigger radishes.Comment
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My celeriac from last year are still in the ground - seem to be doing ok thoughWhat do you get if you divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?
Pumpkin pi.Comment
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