

Rutabaga swede Wilhelmsburger, type Frisian, has a soft and sweet taste. Nowadays, Rutabaga are rarely eaten and it is one of the so-called forgotten vegetables. Unlike other types of cabbage, the Rutabaga grows underground. Rutabaga can be eaten raw or cooked. Rutabaga is also suitable as a forage crop.
Rutabaga swede Wilhelmsburger, type Frisian, has a soft and sweet taste. Nowadays, Rutabaga are rarely eaten and it is one of the so-called forgotten vegetables. Unlike other types of cabbage, the Rutabaga grows underground. Rutabaga can be eaten raw or cooked. Rutabaga is also suitable as a forage crop.
Sow the Rutabaga seeds from the end of April to the beginning of June outdoors in a seedbed and transplant after approx. 5-6 weeks, or in rows and thin out later. Preferably sow on a different plot of land every year.
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Rutabaga swede Wilhelmsburger, type Frisian, has a soft and sweet taste. Nowadays, Rutabaga are rarely eaten and it is one of the so-called forgotten vegetables. Unlike other types of cabbage, the Rutabaga grows underground. Rutabaga can be eaten raw or cooked. Rutabaga is also suitable as a forage crop.