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Celeriac Information
Celeriac
Apium graveolens rapaceum
Similar in taste to celery but grows a bulbous stem.
Moon Planting Type: Leafy
Soil Type: Any Soil
Aspect: Any aspect
Light: Full Sun
Hardiness: Not Hardy
Moisture: Well-drained
pH: Neutral (6.6 - 7.3)
Height:
Spread:
Celeriac Growing Notes
Sowing
Sow under glass in late winter. Plant out after hardening off in a 30cm 'block planting' pattern.
Pruning & Thining
Harvesting
Can be left in the ground until required or if harsh weather is expected, lift and store in frost free dark place.
Celeriac Varieties
- List 1
- List 2
This leading commercial quality variety produces large, firm roots with white flesh that remains white after blanching. Ideal for stews or soups, but also invaluable diced or grated raw as a tasty add...more£1.55
This leading quality variety produces large, firm roots with white flesh that remains white after blanching. Ideal for stews or soups, but also invaluable diced or grated raw as a tasty addition to wi...more£4.95
An improvement on older strains Monarch is smoother skinned and the flesh has a better flavour and texture. Surprisingly easy to grow its popularity in the kitchen is on the increase because of its fl...more£1.79
Wonderful 'nutty' celery-like flavour which adds an extra bite when grated into autumn salads. Serve as a tasty alternative to swede; or cut into chunks and roasted with a dusting of paprika or curry ...more£5.95
