BEETROOT - HEIRLOOM MIX

BEETROOT - HEIRLOOM MIX

(Beta vulgaris) Mix of heirloom beets of various colours & shapes including Bulls Blood, Burpee's Golden Globe, Chioggia, Crosby's Egyptian Flat, Cylindra, Detroit & Early Wonder. Leaves used in salads or as spinach; roots eaten raw or cooked. Juice also used as natural food colouring. 50-65 days. 250 seeds

(Beetroot06907)

SKU	Beetroot06907
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg
Shipping Width	0.010m
Shipping Height	0.010m
Shipping Length	0.010m

100% sprout rate

24 November 2015
Fast growing, healthy plants. I buy this mix over others consistently

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