Cut Flowers in Tennessee
PUBLICATION D70
Root Crops for the Tennessee Vegetable Garden
Summary
Root crops, including radishes, turnips, carrots, and beets, are commonly grown in cool seasons. They share similarities in growing season and management, with differences in insect and disease pests. Growing tips, fertilization, harvest, and storage are discussed, while potatoes are discussed separately.
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