Beets

Organic Crosby Egyptian Beet (Beta vulgaris)

This popular heirloom yielding large, sugary beets hails from Germany not Egypt. Crosby Egyptian matures early in the season and stores very well. Richly flavored roots are great for pickling, roasting, or steaming; greens are crisp and delicious. 150...

Organic Cylindra Beet (Beta vulgaris)

A delectable Danish heirloom also known as Formanova. With a long, cylindrical shape, this dark red favorite is excellent for slicing. Sweet, rich, and simple to peel, this easy-to-grow variety is particularly productive in smaller spaces because its...

Organic Detroit Dark Red Beet (Beta vulgaris)

A classic variety introduced in 1892 by D.M. Ferry & Company in Detroit, Michigan. This versatile heirloom produces spherical roots great for grilling, roasting, canning and more. Its baby beets are especially flavorful.   200 seeds...

Organic Detroit Golden Beet (Beta vulgaris)

This hardy heirloom sports tasty greens with yellow veins to match its vibrant roots. Sweet and mild, a Detroit Golden won’t stain like red beets — making it a perfect choice for canning and cooking alike. 100 seeds minimum Germination:...

Organic Early Wonder Beet (Beta vulgaris)

As its name suggests, the Early Wonder is the best beet for a short growing season. Sweet, rhubarb-red roots mature quickly beneath robust green leaves that make a fine substitute for chard, kale or spinach.  100 seeds minimum Germination: 5-10...

Red Mammoth Fodder Beet (Beta vulgaris)

For centuries, farmers have cultivated beets for livestock feed. Nutrient dense, delicious, and economical, Red Mammoth Fodder is an excellent choice for animal and human consumption. Sweet, hardy beetroots can weigh 15+ pounds at full maturity. Greens...

Red Mammoth Fodder Beet (Beta vulgaris) Bulk

For centuries, farmers have cultivated beets for livestock feed. Nutrient dense, delicious, and economical, Red Mammoth Fodder is an excellent choice for animal and human consumption. Sweet, hardy beetroots can weigh 15+ pounds at full maturity. Greens...

Ruby Queen Beet (Beta vulgaris)

Despite its regal name, the Ruby Queen is no primadonna. This rich, red beet thrives in cooler temperatures and can tolerate poor soil or crowded plots. Count on it to produce round and tender, almost string-free roots.   200 seeds...

Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris)

This multipurpose heirloom produces a large ivory taproot topped with an abundance of tender leafy greens. Roast these sweet, lush beets or process them for sugar. Greens are delicious raw in salads or gently sautéed. Long storing and fun to grow...