Product Review

Golden Globe is an heirloom turnip that appears in records dating back to 1859. According to expert gardener William Woys Weaver, "Americans shared the Scottish love for this yellow turnip because it was an old hardy sort dating at least from the eighteenth century that could be relied on well into the winter. In fact, this variety... could be stored through the following March and were greatly valued as a food source when other supplies were low."