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Witloof, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center
... below. SEEDING AND SPACING Witloof performs best under cool temperatures and requires 110 to 130 frost free days in order to produce roots of desirable size for forcing. Witloof varieties are planted ... per application. HARVESTING FOR FORCING Witloof chicory is harvested from the field after about 130-150 days, when roots are of adequate size. Roots may be dug for forcing from September through ...
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Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Vegetable Growing Guides - Growing Guide
... witloof chicory, white endive Cichorium intybus (Belgian endive) Compositae Family Grow the roots like carrots during summer. (They can be ground for a coffee substitute.) Harvest and store for forcing ... withstand cold-storage better. Varieties ‘Flash’ and ‘Roelof’ do not require soil for forcing. Copyright 2003 Cornell University. All rights reserved. Conceived, created and maintained by the ...
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Heirloom, Open-pollinated ( OP ), Non-hybrid Seed News for May, 2000
... ideas on our Bean Page. Witloof chicory can be planted early this month. They will provide roots that can be used in the cellar for forcing in the Winter as a crop ...
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Heirloom, Open Pollinated, Non-hybrid Lettuce & Salad Green Seeds from the Victory Seed Company
... their slightly bitter taste adding an interesting flavor dimension. The forcing varieties are grown through the summer season and then ... colder winter climates or with the slower maturing varieties (like Witloof), indoor forcing will be required. The extra effort yields a ... .25 Item 3180032 Witloof Chicory / Belgian or White Endive 60 to 160 days — Traditionally it is used as a forcing variety but ...
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