Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It’s been a dry summer, yet these celeriac have grown really well here at Homeacres No Dig Garden in Somerset, UK.
Filmed on 24th October, I look at whether it’s better to leave them in the ground through winter or harvest and store them in a shed.
Celeriac will take frost down to about –10 °C, though left outside they may lose quality from disease or animal damage.
So I usually lift them before mid-December and keep them in boxes in the shed. Being such a dense root, they keep well for three to four months without shrivelling.
🎥 Filmed by Carly Dutton-Edwards at Homeacres No Dig Garden, Somerset UK
More on no dig growing and winter harvests at charlesdowding.co.uk
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It’s been a dry summer, yet these celeriac have grown really well here at Homeacres No Dig Garden in Somerset, UK.
Filmed on 24th October, I look at whether it’s better to leave them in the ground through winter or harvest and store them in a shed.
Celeriac will take frost down to about –10 °C, though left outside they may lose quality from disease or animal damage.
So I usually lift them before mid-December and keep them in boxes in the shed. Being such a dense root, they keep well for three to four months without shrivelling.
🎥 Filmed by Carly Dutton-Edwards at Homeacres No Dig Garden, Somerset UK
More on no dig growing and winter harvests at charlesdowding.co.uk
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