Organic Plum in Tokyo Salad Turnip v.1

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36-45 days to harvest Brassica rapa

Juicy sweet and marvelously mild, Plum in Tokyo is not your average turnip! About 75% of Plum in Tokyo are bright ivory with 25% beaming brilliant violet. No matter the skin color, each creamy white root melts in your mouth and, so magically. The purple roots often blush burgundy at the center.

We love to harvest Plum in Tokyo between the size of a golf ball and a baseball, especially in the cool of spring and fall when they are lusciously tender and sweet. We savor Plum in Tokyo raw in salads, tossed on the grill, oven-roasted as well as a fabulous snack right in the garden.

A cross between Scarlet Queen (an F1 red salad turnip) and Hakurei (the F1 white salad turnip of our time), Organic Plum in Tokyo turnips mature quickly even in cool, short seasons and is a delicious bridge moving beyond the industrial plant expectations of our time. Plum in Tokyo is part of Fruition’s See(d)ing the Change project, as are are YOU! Together, we are sowing the world we dream of, where deliciousness and diversity are embraced, amplifying the beauty and abundance that is resistance as well as resilience. Learn more here!

We save their seeds — so can you, we hope you do! — and so can your great-great-great grandchildren, too ~

Size	Price	Availability
150 Seeds	$3.95	In stock
300 Seeds	$6.80	In stock
600 Seeds	$12.80	In stock

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Organic Plum in Tokyo Salad Turnip v.1

Planting Method: Direct Sow Only

When to sow: Early spring (8 weeks before last frost) to late fall (4 weeks before first frost)

Sowing and seedling care: Sow 10-12 seeds per foot. Don’t thin for small roots or thin 2” apart for medium & 3” apart for large roots. Row cover helps exclude flea beetles and other pests on young seedlings, especially critical in spring.

Seed Depth: 1/4 inch Sun Needs: Full/Part

Days to Germination: 4 days at 70°F (21°C); 10 days at 45°F (7°C)

Spacing after thinning: 1-3 inches; 12 inches between rows

Days to Harvest: 36-45

Harvest: Harvest young radish-size roots in 36 days, largest size in 40-50. Roots smoothest when small.