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garden beet seeds Heirloom Beet Seed Collection

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garden beet seeds Heirloom Beet Seed CollectionHeirloom Beet Seed Collection 5 Varieties, 5 Packets for the Price of 4 Ever wonder what makes each beet variety unique? This curated collection gives you the chance to find out. Youll receive five individually packed seed packets one each of five outstanding heirloom beet varieties for the price of four. A $19. 95 value, perfect for the curious gardener who wants to explore the full range of beet flavor, color, and use. Homegrown beets are

Heirloom Beet Seed Collection — 5 Varieties, 5 Packets for the Price of 4

Ever wonder what makes each beet variety unique? This curated collection gives you the chance to find out. You’ll receive five individually packed seed packets — one each of five outstanding heirloom beet varieties — for the price of four. A $19.95 value, perfect for the curious gardener who wants to explore the full range of beet flavor, color, and use.

Homegrown beets are extraordinarily sweet, nutritious, and versatile — and beet greens are a bonus dual-purpose crop packed with beneficial nutrients. If you want specific varieties, leave a note at checkout.

What’s Included

  • Bulls Blood — Stunning dark red-purple tops, sweet roots, excellent for salad mix. Tops 35 days, roots 55 days.
  • Detroit Dark Red — Classic mid-season variety, rich dark-red interior, uniform 3" shape. Great for canning and freezing. 59–70 days.
  • Lutz Long Season — Grows very large without getting tough or woody. Exceptional sweetness and unmatched long-term storage. Beloved by Amish and Mennonite gardeners. 80 days.
  • Golden Detroit — Round orange-gold roots that won’t bleed when cooked. Very sweet, beautiful, and bolt resistant. 55 days.
  • Cylindra — Cylindrical 5–8" dark red roots, sweet and tender, ideal for slicing. Great for containers and raised beds. 59–70 days.

Growing Notes

Beets are cool-season crops — direct sow outdoors 4–6 weeks before last frost or in late summer for a fall harvest. Sow seeds ½ inch deep, 2–3 inches apart, in rows 12–18 inches apart. Thin seedlings to 3–4 inches for best root development. Water consistently. Harvest roots when they reach desired size — most varieties are best at 2–3 inches in diameter.

Varieties Included Bulls Blood, Detroit Dark Red, Lutz Long Season, Golden Detroit, Cylindra
Packets 5 packets (price of 4)
Days to Maturity 35–80 days depending on variety
Season Cool season, spring & fall
Type Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, Non-GMO
Spacing 3–4 inches after thinning
Sun Full sun to part shade
USDA Zones 3–12

Packed and shipped by Box Garden Seeds LLC — heirloom seeds grown without GMOs, selected for flavor, resilience, and your garden’s success.

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