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Beetroot Bettollo F1 Seeds

Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris
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The 'sweet beet' thanks to its higher level of sugar. Pick young as baby beets - superb for picking or eating warm - or leave to mature into larger, uniform roots. A high quality and most reliable performer. (Multigerm)

Key information

Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris
Genus: Beetroot
For outdoor sowing
When April to July.
Where In a prepared seed bed.
How Sow thinly in rows 30cm apart. Cover with 2.5cm of fine soil. Firm gently and keep moist. Seedlings appear 7-21 days. For continuous crops sow every 2-3 weeks.
Care When large enough thin to 10cm apart. Keep moist and weed free.
Harvest June to October, start to harvest when golf ball size for baby beet. Twist the tops off as this prevents the sap from ‘bleeding’.

Recommended growing locations.

Allotment / Veg Patch
Container
Patio
Raised Bed
Sow Indoors
Sow Outside
Flowers / Harvest

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