Beets

For the sweetest of beets, give Avalanche a try. Roots are round to top-shaped with medium-large tops that are very good for cooking. It has very good tolerance to Cercospora.

Bulbs are round, and show off snow white flesh with excellent sweet flavor. Tops are healthy with good disease resistance. IR: Cercospora LS.

This eye catching new beet has very smooth skin and a round shape.  It has vigorous, strong, clean tops.

Yellow beet, beautiful in mixes or alone. Leaves have a nice sweet flavor. Healthy foliage with good resistance to leaf spot.

Yellow beet, beautiful in mixes or alone. Leaves have a nice sweet flavor. Healthy foliage with good resistance to leaf spot.

Yellow beet, beautiful in mixes or alone. Leaves have a nice sweet flavor. Healthy foliage with good resistance to leaf spot.

Boro is the best choice for baby beets and bunching, due to a refined shape and smooth skin while small (it will grow full-sized, quickly). Unlike other varieties that are good for baby beets, Boro is quite early and features a very deep color and sweet flavor. Round to slightly top-shaped roots have a small stem/crown attachment. 12″ tops stay cleaner than any other red variety we know. It is widely adapted.

Vigorous tops are tender & resistant to foliar blights. Can be used early for mini-beets or whole for picking beets. Refined appearance and great flavor.