Parsnip Seeds
Parsnip Seeds
Sweet and earthy with a smooth, nutty finish, Parsnips are prized for its long, tapered roots and rich flavor. It grows well in deep containers or narrow garden rows, making it a solid choice for small space gardening. Delicious when roasted, mashed, or added to soups and stews, this variety brings a cozy, comforting taste to cool weather meals.
- NON-GMO
- Container Friendly
- Peppery and nutty


Seed Specifications
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Germination Rate
21–28 days
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Sun
Full Sun (6+ hours) or Partial Sun (4+ hours per day)
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Plant Type
Biennial / Annual
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Plant Size
Bulbs up to 12–15 inches long; leafs up to 24 inches tall
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Water Needs
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Seed Depth
1/2 inch
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Container Size
12 inches deep
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Expect To Harvest
95 days
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Zones
3–9
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Plant Spacing
2–3 inches apart in rows spaced 12–18 inches apart
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Companion Plants
Onions, garlic, chives, and radishes
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Common Problems
Downy Mildew, White Rust, Parsnip Canker, Common Scab
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Pest
Carrot rust flies, aphids, and root maggots
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Culinary Uses
Roasted, boiled, mashed, or incorporated into soups and stews
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Growing Season
Early spring to late fall
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Start Planting Indoors
Not recommended. Parsnips prefer direct sowing
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Start Planting Outdoors
2–3 weeks before the last expected frost
Grow Your Own Stir Fry Kit
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