How to harvest rutabaga seeds. Rutabaga is a biennial crop that flowers and sets seed in its second season. In warmer ...

The rutabaga is a relative of the turnip, a little sweeter than its white-fleshed cousin and likely to grow to a much larger size. 64 ...

Winter is a rest period for the garden (and the gardener), but it’s also a time when we get to enjoy the fruits of our labors. I’m not talking about biting into a freshly picked tomato ...

Turnips and rutabagas are both bulbous, round, purplish vegetables with white ends and long green stalks. They're both root vegetables, related to cabbage, and are a great way to fill out a number of ...

Sow rutabaga seeds 3 inches apart and a half-inch deep, allowing at least 18 inches between rows. Although transplanting rutabagas isn’t usually recommended, ...

It’s January. Potatoes aren’t in season. What can you serve instead?How about rutabagas? That’s one solution offered by Anna Garvey, who sells rutabagas along with a range of other ...