Beetroot Heirloom Mix

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All the best heirloom beets in one packet! Green, yellow and red-ribbed leaves make a colourful addition to salads, while their roots provide a unique sweet taste. Includes ‘Chioggia’, ‘Globe’, ‘Burpee’s Golden’ and ‘White Blankoma’.

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The Diggers Club's most popular beetroot collection, this mix of colourful heirloom roots features equally attractive leaves suitable for salads. This vibrant collection includes the heirloom beetroot varieties of Chioggia (pink and white stripes), Bulls Blood (richly coloured), Burpee's Golden (vibrant orange skin) and White Blankoma (white). Great on their own but better in a mix, your summer salads have never looked so good!

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The Diggers Club's most popular beetroot collection, this mix of colourful heirloom roots features equally attractive leaves suitable for salads. This vibrant collection includes the heirloom beetroot varieties of Chioggia (pink and white stripes), Bulls Blood (richly coloured), Burpee's Golden (vibrant orange skin) and White Blankoma (white). Great on their own but better in a mix, your summer salads have never looked so good!

How to grow
Beetroot is a fast growing crop suitable for sowing and growing year round in most climates. Best grown quickly to keep roots palatable, harvest leaves throughout the growing season to add to salads for a splash of colour, but don't pick too many as your beetroot crop needs them to grow. Soak seed overnight before sowing. Sow direct into a well prepared soil. Each seed contains 3 plants, so thinning will be required as plants germinate and grow, to ensure adequate root growth. Young seedlings can be added to salads or transplanted. Sow every 3-4 weeks to extend your harvest. Water regularly, especially during germination. Beetroot prefers a rich soil, with plenty of well rotted compost dug in. Drainage is important, as is a pH of 6.5-7, so add some lime or dolomite if needed. Beetroot of irregular colour, or woody, tough roots can be the result of irregular watering or a very high pH.
Growing information
Seed sowing
Seed count: 90
Sow method: Sow direct
Germination: 90
Sow distance: 10cm
Seed sowing times
Cool: Jan-Feb,Sep-Dec
Warm: Jan-Mar,Jul-Nov
Hot: Mar-Jul
Sub-tropical: Mar-Nov
Tropical: Apr-Jun
Growing needs
Light: Full Sun
Water: Regular watering
Plant characteristics
Type: Hardy Biennial
Height: 30cm
Width: 10cm

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