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Rutabagas are a sweet tasting cool season crop that is similar in appearance to turnips, but have a waxy blue-green color. This plant is related to turnips and cabbage and produces a baseball sized root that is quite flavorful and is often added to soups and stews.
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Robert Donaldson
Robert Donaldson is a writer living in Reno, Nevada. He has written articles on gardening, social commentary and technology. He also has written and self-published two novels.
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