Albion F1

• Albion has a very white skin finish which is noticeably slow to discolour.
• Suitable for retail trade and also popular for processing.

Gladiator F1

• Gladiator presents a refined regular obovate root shape with white skin.
• It is very early bulking and is ideal for lifting through to late autumn in the UK.

Javelin F1

• Consistent, reliable, flexible and very well proven Javelin is probably the most commercially successful Parsnip variety ever.

Cobham Improved Marrow

• Good resistance to canker.
• Refined shape and smooth white skin.
• Holds well for late harvest.

Archer F1

• A heavier 'bolder' parsnip of more traditional obovate to broad obtriangular shape.
• Long uniform roots with the traditional parsnip off white/pale cream colour.

Dagger F1

• Dagger has very slender roots of a narrow obtriangular shape.
• Smooth white skin with high crowns make for relatively easy cleaning.
• Sown at higher densities Dagger will produce large quantities of regular uniform roots ideal for the pre-pack market demands.
• Sown at lower densities it will fill well down the root producing heavy yields.
• In terms of root shape, Dagger could be described as being the parsnip nearest to looking like a large traditional carrot.
• Ideally sown in the spring and lifted before the turn of the year.

White Spear

• White Spear has very white smooth skin and bulks extremely rapidly in the spring from an early sowing.
• Its root shape is obovate.
• It is best lifted in the early summer months.
• Later sowings will hold into the autumn but the growing period to harvest suitability is always short.
• White Spear will continue to grow past the ideal market size and can produce enormous roots if allowed to grow on.

Lancer

• Lancer produces excellent yields of obtriangular shaped roots with a white skin.
• It is best sown in the main spring period with lifting in the autumn and early winter.