Celeriac – Giant Prague - €1.80
An excellent variety that produces large roots with an excellent flavour.
Sowing:
Celeriac isn’t the easiest vegetable to grow from seed. In late March to mid April, sprinkle the small seeds thinly onto a filled 9cm pot containing fine seed compost and place on a propagator. About 3 to 4 weeks afterwards prick out the seedlings into individual cells of a modular tray. Plant out in mid-late May.
Spacing:
35cm x 35cm each way.
Approx. seed count: 150
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