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Storing Root Vegetables
Although my turnips and swedes did not do all that
well last year, I did have a small surplice of tennis ball sized roots, which I decided to store for a while. Not into large soil type clamps, so I found an old bag of builders sand (dried out) damped it down and store the roots in there, having removed all roots and greenery. They now have about three inches or so of white shoots on the top (stored in dark, hence no green! and in a cool, but not freezing garage). SWMBO says that the roots seem fine, and I'll be able to confirm that tomorrow (if I survive till then!). But have I done it wrong or is this what is expected? -- Roger T 700 ft up in Mid-Wales |
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