🌱 Turnip Early Purple Top Seeds: Revitalise Your Winter Soups with Homegrown Turnips! 🥣

Picture the pleasure of bringing warmth and deliciousness to your family meals with turnips harvested straight from your garden. Our Turnip Early Purple Top Seeds offer a taste of homegrown goodness that can be added to soups, salads, or served as a side dish.

Here's what makes our Turnip Early Purple Top Seeds a marvellous choice:

• Versatile Culinary Uses 🍴: From heart-warming soups to crunchy coleslaws, these turnips lend a distinct flavour that elevates your meals. Plus, their sweet leaves add a unique twist to your salads!

• Flexible Harvesting 🌱: Enjoy the freedom of choosing when to harvest! Pick them young for a tender crunch in your salads, or let them grow to tennis-ball size for a rich, mature taste.

• Companion Planting Friendly 🥗: They mingle well with lettuce, peas, rocket, and catnip, promoting a healthier garden.

• Easy to Grow : With a quick germination time of 7-10 days, and maturity in just 50 days, you'll be enjoying your own turnips in no time!

• GMO-Free Guarantee 🌍: Starke Ayres ensures GMO-free products. We follow strict regulations to ensure the seeds you receive are entirely natural and safe!

Imagine the joy of preparing a meal with turnips picked fresh from your garden. Feel the crispness of the turnips, the warmth of the soup they make, the satisfaction of eating food grown by your own hands. This is not just about growing turnipsit's about the sheer joy of farming and cooking with homegrown produce.

So, why wait? Experience the delight of homegrown turnips, boost the health quotient of your meals and add a dash of love to your cooking with our Turnip Early Purple Top Seeds. Grow, harvest, cook, enjoy!

Starke Ayres GMO Declaration
* Starke Ayres does not research, produce or procure any form of Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) products.
* In South Africa, all our seed is regulated by the Genetically Modified Organisms Act of 1997 (GMO Act) and its subsidiary legislation. The GMO Act places extensive restrictions on the research, production, and marketing of GMOs.
* Maize, soybean, and cotton represent the only crops where genetically modified (GM) forms have been approved for commercial production in South Africa. Where there is potential for cross-contamination, for example with our sweetcorn seed (which could be impacted by nearby GM maize), we do certify our seed as non-GMO in both our internal and external accredited laboratories.