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Beets (also known as Beetroot) should be a staple of every vegetable garden. They’re really easy to grow from seed – and you don’t have to wait long ’til harvest time.

Beets have quirky seed that produce multiple plants, so they need special aftercare to avoid overcrowding.

In this short video we explain some simple guidelines to help you harvest a bumper crop of beets this year.

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21 Comments

  1. Mix one gram of boric acid in a liter of water and mist the leaves occasionally to prevent ugly leaves. Beets need boron, but you have to be careful. It doesn't take a lot of boron to reach toxic levels.

  2. My beets always grow nicely, but when it's time to harvest them I find that something (mice?) has been eating the tops that are above the soil. How do I prevent that from happening in the future? I almost never get a harvest because they've all been eaten away at the top before they're ready.

  3. they are called beetroot in English and beets in Simplified American English, either way, they are delicious raw, freshly boiled, roast or pickled.
    I don't sow mine in rows, I sow as a crowd in a raised bed which negates the need to weed.
    I start harvesting as baby beetroot, which naturally thins out the remainder.
    These things like a lot of water.
    leaves are edible too, use them as salad greens.

  4. Make a soup with garlic and balsamic vinegar, a little flour for thickening and serve with pyrogi, spuds and/or meatballs….a little fried onion to garnish…delicious

  5. Since the beets are underground, how do you know when to harvest them? How do you tell what size they are without digging them up?

  6. Trying a different variety this year. I have had plenty of success with Boltardy and Detroit, but wanted something for later in the year that does not go woody. I found a variety named "LUTZ" which is said to be a late beet that does not go woody and has a wonderful sweet taste even if grown large.

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