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Storing veg

Started by bison1947, July 19, 2006, 22:46:46

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bison1947

Will have to start storing Carrots Swedes & Parsnips soon
i believe sand is the best but does it have to be bone dry or
damp & will ordinary sharp sand from my local builders yard do??


Bill.....

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Merry Tiller

Slightly damp, sharp sand is fine

sandersj89

Can you not leave the root veggies in the ground for a bit longer? I tend to lift main crop carrots in October/November for storage but leave the parsnips in the ground right through winter. A frost on them also makes them far sweeter.

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I find dry peat or old potting compost for such as carrots & root vegetables and hessian sacking for potatoes. Then of course there is the freezer.

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