Other Seeds

Beetroot Burpees Golden produces dark yellow beets with golden-yellow flesh. Round roots with sweet flesh. Milder, and not so earthy flavor as red beetroots. The foliage can be used as swiss chard. Beta vulgaris var. conditiva. From 1828. 65D. Around 150seeds/pack

Cheltenham Green Top is an old, reliable variety of beetroot from 1905. Produces mid-sized, elongated, pointed beetroots. Dark-red flesh, nice consistency and excellent flavour. Use both for fresh consumption and for storage. Also young leaves can be eaten. Beta vulgaris. 35seeds/pack

Chioggia produces red beets with white-red-striped flesh. Round roots with sweet flesh. Strong foliage, green with red-pink nerves. Can be stored for a longer time. From Italy. Beta vulgaris var. conditiva. 60D. Around 150seeds/pack

Crapaudine is probably the worlds oldest variety of beetroot still in existence. Produces mid-sized, elongated, carrot-like beetroots. The skin is very dark, rough, slightly resembling tree bark. Dark-red, rich flesh with excellent flavour. Use both for fresh consumption and for storage. Also young leaves can be eaten. Beta vulgaris. 35seeds/pack

Detroit 2 Beetroot produces round, uniformed, dark-red beets. Thin, smooth peel and deep red flesh. Upright foliage with a small hold. Lower content of nitrate. Use both for fresh consumption and for storage. Beta vulgaris. 150seeds/pack

Egyptian Flatround produces flattened red beets. Dark-red, sweet flesh. Does well in most soils. Quite resistant to start flowering/bolting. Early. 55D. Around 150seeds/pack