Fast leafy growth provides early attraction, followed by large, sweet bulbs that remain a dependable food source deep into winter. As temperatures cool, palatability improves and deer continue keying in...
Fast leafy growth provides early attraction, followed by large, sweet bulbs that remain a dependable food source deep into winter. As temperatures cool, palatability improves and deer continue keying in on both greens and bulbs.
A proven late season staple, Purple Top Turnips help hold deer on your property when other food sources begin to fade. Easy to establish and quick to mature, they are a reliable addition to any fall plot.
Highlights:
Seeding Rate: 6–8 lbs per acre
Seed Type: Annual
Planting Time: Late Summer – Fall
Planting Method: Broadcast or Drill
Sunlight: Full Sun (Best) – Tolerates Partial Sun
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The seeds took off and came up very fast. With in two weeks of planting the plants were over 6 inches tall.
Have had alot of rain but it was just 2 3 days it started popping up an took off like a champ. rain is rough on being only 2 weeks in the ground but i would not expect any better.Did what it should and now its grow time
Planted in Early August, a bit later than planned. We had a few days of good rain, which gave the plot a good start. The weather turned dry and very hot for several weeks. The TNT mix survived, but was starting to show the stress. We finally got two separate systems with heavy rain. It really took of, despite competition from weeds that came up during the heat spells. It’s looking good on Halloween, just waiting on a good frost.
Definitely had some good growth on my northern Michigan plot
To dry to plant
Planted in Early August, a bit later than planned. We had a few days of good rain, which gave the plot a good start. The weather turned dry and very hot for several weeks. The TNT mix survived, but was starting to show the stress. We finally got two separate systems with heavy rain. It really took of, despite competition from weeds that came up during the heat spells. It’s looking good on Halloween, just waiting on a good frost.
Definitely had some good growth on my northern Michigan plot
For 2 yrs I've had really good luck with brassica overload. The deer use it heavily the entire archery season here in MN. Come late season the results are fantastic.
Very happy with this. Deer have been hitting it already but think it is going to be hot for late season. Even had them laying in it, height seems to make them more comfortable feeding in it too.
