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Celeriac

Apium graveolens var. rapaceum

Celeriac
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A celery grown for its fat, round root, for mash and céleri rémoulade; a long-season crop.

Light
Full sun (6 h or more)
Height
40 cm
Watering
Plenty: almost daily in summer, never waterlogged
Soil
fertile, rich in organic matter
Edible?
Yes: the root
How to plant
Sow in trays undefined cm deep; plant out at 4–6 leaves, 40 cm apart.
Care
Needs steady water and rich soil in summer. Plant with the crown at soil level; strip lower leaves in autumn.

Calendar by climate

Warm coast
Mild Mediterranean
Southern interior
Continental interior
Cold interior and uplands
Atlantic
Canary Islands (subtropical)
SowPlantHarvestPruneFeedTreat

Dates are for growing outdoors. You can start seedlings earlier indoors or in a greenhouse, but plant them out only once the frosts are over.

Feeding and doses

Mild Mediterranean

  • CompostMay3–5 kg / m²
  • Organic granular fertiliserJul50–80 g / m²

Pest prevention and doses

Mild Mediterranean

Not needed.

How easy to grow by climate

  • Warm coastDifficultToo warm a climate
  • Mild MediterraneanNeeds regular careHot, dry summers
  • Southern interiorDifficultExtreme summer heat
  • Continental interiorEasy
  • Cold interior and uplandsEasy
  • AtlanticEasy
  • Canary Islands (subtropical)DifficultNo winter chill

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