Organic 'Chioggia' beetroot

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Beetroot 'Chioggia' (Beta vulgaris) – Offered by Ferme Tourne-Sol

The 'Chioggia' beetroot is an Italian heirloom variety , famous for its unique red and white spiral flesh . Mild and slightly sweet, it has a tender texture and retains its color well when eaten raw. Delicious in carpaccio, grated in salads or roasted , it is also less earthy than classic red beets.

Type : Root vegetable
Plant habit : Dense, upright foliage
Spread : 15 to 25 cm
Plant height : 30 to 40 cm
Quantity per pack : 250 seeds
Maturity : 50 to 60 days
Companion plants : Lettuce, onion, cabbage, bean, radish
Enemy plants : Leek, spinach

? Sow directly in open ground as soon as the soil reaches 10°C , in rows spaced 25 cm apart.

? Thin to 7-10 cm to promote root growth and avoid competition.

? Water regularly to keep beets tender and prevent them from becoming fibrous.

Recipe idea: 'Chioggia' beetroot carpaccio with lemon and parmesan

• 2 'Chioggia' beets
• 2 tbsp olive oil
• 1 tbsp lemon juice
• 30 g of parmesan shavings
• Salt and pepper to taste
• A few basil or rocket leaves

  1. Thinly slice the beets using a mandolin.
  2. Arrange them in a rosette shape on a plate.
  3. Drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice.
  4. Add the parmesan, salt, pepper and fresh herbs.

Rich in antioxidants, fiber, iron and B vitamins , 'Chioggia' beetroot supports blood circulation and digestion .

With its easy cultivation, its beautiful color and its sweet flavor , it is a must-have in the vegetable garden.

The availability of our seeds varies depending on seasonal availability, production schedules and supplier inventory. Certain varieties may only be offered for a limited time based on their natural growth cycle, sowing period or available stock. These product pages are designed to help and inspire gardeners in choosing the right seeds for vegetable gardens, flower beds, pollinator gardens, container growing, naturalization projects and sustainable outdoor spaces.