Pomeranean White Globe, Strap-Leaved Turnip
This is an American variety which has become very popular, especially in the Southern States, where it is much grown for table use and for stock. The roots grow fully as large as those of the English variety, and being acclimated, it is almost certain to produce a large crop. The leaves are of entire upright growth.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog
This is an American variety which has become very popular, especially in the Southern States, where it is much grown for table use and for stock. The roots grow fully as large as those of the English variety, and being acclimated, it is almost certain to produce a large crop. The leaves are of entire upright growth.
Originally listed in: 1881 D.M. Ferry Catalog