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Organic Beet, Golden Detroit Heirloom,Excellent choice for pickling
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€22,95
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Golden Detroit - Beet Seeds
1,750 seeds per ounce.
60 days.
Round orange roots stays gold-yellow when cooked, does not bleed.
Roots grow fast, retains sweet flavor when quite large, tender and mild.
Good for picking.
Round orange roots stays gold-yellow when cooked, does not bleed.
Roots grow fast, retains sweet flavor when quite large, tender and mild.
Good for picking.
Golden Detroit Beets have round, orange roots with non-bleeding color. These beets are sweet and will turn yellow when cooked. These somewhat elongated beets will still taste great when large. Use the leaves for salad greens.
Beets are biennial root vegetables that are related to Swiss chard and spinach. They are grown mostly for their roots, although the tops of the plant can also be eaten. Both the greens and the root of the Beet plant are nutritious and delicious. Although beets vary in shape and color depending on type, they often tend to be round and dark red in appearance.
Planting, Growing, and Harvesting:
Beets like sandy, well-drained, cool soil and can be planted in early spring (about a month before last frost date) as soon as the ground is workable. They are also a good choice for fall planting. Plant in full sun or part shade. Keep beets evenly watered, ensuring the soil doesnât dry out.
Beets can be harvested whenever you like, depending on your preferences. You can harvest young greens early by snipping them off when they reach the desired length, or wait for the root to develop and pull it up. Donât allow the root to grow more than 3-inches, since the flavor and texture deteriorate at that point. Store beet roots in a cool place.
Select your desired size and color from the available option
1,750 seeds per ounce.
60 days.
Round orange roots stays gold-yellow when cooked, does not bleed.
Roots grow fast, retains sweet flavor when quite large, tender and mild.
Good for picking.
Round orange roots stays gold-yellow when cooked, does not bleed.
Roots grow fast, retains sweet flavor when quite large, tender and mild.
Good for picking.
Golden Detroit Beets have round, orange roots with non-bleeding color. These beets are sweet and will turn yellow when cooked. These somewhat elongated beets will still taste great when large. Use the leaves for salad greens.
Beets are biennial root vegetables that are related to Swiss chard and spinach. They are grown mostly for their roots, although the tops of the plant can also be eaten. Both the greens and the root of the Beet plant are nutritious and delicious. Although beets vary in shape and color depending on type, they often tend to be round and dark red in appearance.
Planting, Growing, and Harvesting:
Beets like sandy, well-drained, cool soil and can be planted in early spring (about a month before last frost date) as soon as the ground is workable. They are also a good choice for fall planting. Plant in full sun or part shade. Keep beets evenly watered, ensuring the soil doesnât dry out.
Beets can be harvested whenever you like, depending on your preferences. You can harvest young greens early by snipping them off when they reach the desired length, or wait for the root to develop and pull it up. Donât allow the root to grow more than 3-inches, since the flavor and texture deteriorate at that point. Store beet roots in a cool place.
Select your desired size and color from the available option
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