Information
Is a reliable root parsley of the so called Berliner-type with its typical medium length conical roots. The root, which has a small top fastening and quite small tops, narrows evenly and becomes slenderer and longer than the Hamburg-sorts withtheir short thick roots and large tops. It has few side-roots and is resistant to rust and sponginess. Berliner Halblang provides a large, good, storable crop. A portion contains about 400 seeds.
Product number: | 2520 |
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Scientific name: | Petroselinum crispum var. tuberosum |
Botanic family: | The Parsley Family - Apiaceae |
Organic: | Yes |
Days to maturity: | 105 |
Lifespan: | Biannual |
F1 Hybrid: | No |
New variety: | No |
Sowing time: | March–June/October–November |
Sowing depth: | 1–2 cm |
Germination time: | 15–25 days |
Plant spacing: | 5–10 cm |
Row spacing: | 40–50 cm |
Height: | 25 cm |
Plant location: | Sun |
Harvest/blooming: | September–November |
Seeds/g: | 600–800 seeds |
Heirloom variety: | Yes |
Cultivation advice
Sowing
Sow in early spring or late autumn ab. 1cm deep! To hurry germination, put the seeds in tepid water for 24 hours before sowing. Dry them and sow! Watering the row is another method of speeding up germination.Spacing
5-10 cm between the plants and 40-50 cm between the rows.Harvest
Harvest late, at the same time as parsnips, and store and use in the same way. If covered with plant refuse in well-drained soil it can winter well and yields a delicious root and lots of parsley-leaves in early spring.Seed
600-800 seeds/g and one portion sows 5-8 m, 8-10 g sow 100 m.A portion contains about 400 seeds.