EARLY BLOOD TURNIP

EARLY BLOOD TURNIP

(Beta vulgaris) One of the oldest surviving varieties from 18th century England. When cooked, the root gives off a thick, red juice which is similar to blood - hence the name. Dark red, turnip shaped roots with sweet, dark flesh & pink zoning. 48-68 days. 180 seeds

(Beetroot07256)

SKU	Beetroot07256
Shipping Weight	0.0010kg

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