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Root Vegetables

Root vegetables are a delicious and nutritious addition to any garden, and Illinois’ climate makes it possible to grow various crops in the early season. This guide focuses on increasing cool-season root vegetables such as carrots, radishes, turnips, beets, and parsnips. These crops do best when grown in the ‘shoulder’ seasons of spring or fall, preferring cooler temperatures.  Get planting, growing, and harvesting root vegetable tips in this issue.

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Never miss an issue of The Outsider. This monthly horticulture resource to educate and inspire highlights seasonal plants, gardening, planting, or growing tasks, and outside activities you can do. It is written by Emily Swihart, Illinois Extension horticulture educator serving Henry, Mercer, Rock Island and Stark Counties.

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The Outsider is a monthly horticulture resource to educate and inspire! It will highlight seasonal plants, gardening, planting, or growing tasks and outside activities you can do. It is written by Emily Swihart, Illinois Extension horticulture educator serving Henry, Mercer, Rock Island and Stark Counties. Don't miss an issue - Sign up for The Outsider to be sent to your email @ go.illinois.edu/TheOutsider