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i have just pulled my 1st parsnip of the season. 14"er
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my plot march 2013http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvzqRS0_hbQ
hindsight is a wonderful thing but foresight is a whole lot better -
1st parsnip today
Congratulations
My first one grew sideways so was no good. There's a thread on it somewhere on the vine. 
There's pleasure sure in being mad that only madmen know - Anon -
well done you! did parsnips for the first time a couple of years ago...and totally loved the fact that they grew successfully, albeit that they can be temperamental! enjoy!
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Well done Hawthorns. I have to watch my space and how I use it so I keep Parsnips for a winter veg when some other things are not available. They're much sweeter after they've had a touch of frost too.
When did you plant your parsnips and what variety are they.
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My parsnips are ready but like Alice I wont think about using till a frost has sweetened them. I think I have a good crop, They were started in loo rolls and when I thinned them the thinnings were long and as straight as a die.
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Been hoping for free p&p, missed out a few weeks ago - we were in Cyprus, where we saw some 'Fernleaf' lavender. Looks really nice. So I thought I'd look for some plugs/plants when we got back. Seems that you start them from seed, only a few places do them. T&M had them for 99p though, but with...Today, 10:17 AM
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