

Also known as "black salsifis", this root has a white and tasty flesh. It is consumed in the same way as salsifis.
Description:
Also known as "black salsifis", this root has a white and tasty flesh. It is consumed in the same way as salsifis.
Culinary tip:
The scorsonère is delicious for toppings of white meat or fish, but also sliced and served with mayonnaise.
Soil tip:
To allow the roots to grow and improve your crops, remove the flowers as soon as they appear. The scorsonère likes very sunny exposure.
Culture advice:
1. Sows: Sow in place, in the open ground, from March to May, in lines 25 cm apart.
2. Thinning: Lighten the row to keep a plant every 8-10 cm.
3. Harvest: Harvest from October to April. Store in cellars in dry sand or from the first cold, cut the foliage and cover with dry leaves.
Plants:
The scorsonère likes the proximity of the carrot because their association is beneficial.
Bag comprising 5g of seeds
Performance:
2x3 m
The stages of sowing:
Also known as "black salsifis", this root has a white and tasty flesh. It is consumed in the same way as salsifis.