Organic 'Biomix' beetroot

Beta vulgaris ‘Biomix’ · Amaranthaceae · Biennial

Fournisseur Biologiquement vôtre
Type de produit Seeds
Disponibilité En stock
Quantités disponibles 9
Nombre de semences par sachet About 100 seeds
$4.49

Organic 'Biomix' beetroot is a colorful and generous blend that transforms the vegetable garden into a truly living palette, bringing together varieties as beautiful as they are tasty, such as 'Chioggia', 'Detroit', and 'Touchstone'. At harvest, each root holds a surprise, with its deep red hues, pink and white rings, or golden yellow flesh, offering as much visual diversity as culinary delight. In the garden, this mix creates vibrant rows, punctuated by abundant and elegant foliage that adds beautiful structure to the vegetable beds. Its rapid and uniform growth allows for early and successive harvests, ideal for gardeners who like to vary the colors on their plates without complicating their sowing. In the kitchen, the roots are suitable for salads as well as gentle cooking, roasting, or marinades, each revealing its own nuance of sweetness and texture. The presence of garlic nearby promotes their development and helps improve their taste, reinforcing the appeal of this mix in a thoughtful and harmonious vegetable garden. Easy to grow in loose, cool, and well-drained soil, this beetroot offers a gardening experience that is simple, productive, and joyful. This organic blend thus embodies all the richness of a diversified vegetable garden, combining beauty, abundance, and the pleasure of harvesting ever-different roots.

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Growing conditions

Watering
Regular
Exposure
Sun to partial shade
Germination temperature
10 to 24 °C (50 to 75 °F)
Germination (days)
5 to 10 days

Growth & dimensions

Spread
6 inches (15 cm)
Height
30 to 45 cm (12 to 18 in)
Sowing depth
0.4 to 0.8 in (1 to 2 cm)

Flowering & harvest

Flowering
June to August
Sowing period
May to July
Harvest
50 days after sowing
Use
Salads, steaming, roasting, marinades, preserving
Companion plants
Garlic
Incompatible plants
Climbing bean, mustard