Our Beet Plants are an easy and rewarding choice for vegetable gardens, allotments and raised beds, giving you the fresh taste of home-grown beet. These hardy plants are easy to grow and provide delicious roots which can be roasted, pickled, boiled or eaten raw in salads.
Choose from Golden Beetroot, Boltardy and Wodan F1 Hybrid, or select our Mixed option for a varied crop. Each variety offers something a little different, from the colourful golden roots to the reliable, traditional deep-red beetroot we all know and love.
Plant your beetroot in a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil and keep watered during dry spells to encourage even growth.
Easy to grow and incredibly versatile in the kitchen, Beetroot Plants are a great addition to any home vegetable garden.
Light Required Full sun
Watering Water regularly after sowing, keeping soil evenly moist to encourage steady root growth.
Best Growing Conditions Grow in a sunny position in light, well-drained soil that has been improved with organic matter. Water regularly during dry periods to prevent woody roots and ensure even growth. Harvest when roots reach golf-ball to tennis-ball size for the best flavour and texture.
Plant genus Beta
Plant type Vegetable Plants
Foliage type Annual
Hardiness Hardy
Soil acidity Neutral Soil
Planting aspect East Facing
Leaf colour Green
Growth Rate Fast
Edible Use All Rounder, Salad, Roasted, Cooking
Planting Companion Carrots, Onions, Cabbage
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