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Beetroot Yellow

Beetroot

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Quantity Approximately 175 seeds
Exposure Sun to partial shade

Discover the plant

Family Amaranthaceae
Type Vegetable
Cycle Biennial

Organic golden beetroot brightens up the vegetable garden with its golden roots, offering a warm color and a sweet, delicate flavor that pleasantly surprises both at harvest and in the kitchen. This unique variety allows for crop diversification while adding a vibrant touch to dishes, whether in salads, roasted, canned, or in stews. Easy to grow, it suits both beginner gardeners and enthusiasts looking to enrich their vegetable patch with root vegetables that are beautiful, productive, and flavorful. Its vigorous foliage also adds an ornamental dimension to the garden, while young leaves can be harvested to extend enjoyment long before the roots mature. It thrives in loose, organic-rich, and well-drained soils, where it develops smooth and tender roots without difficulty. Its good tolerance to temperature variations makes it a reliable variety in many growing conditions. With regular watering and consistent humidity, it produces colorful beetroots that retain their beautiful hue after cooking, a valuable asset for delicious and visually appealing harvests. Organic golden beetroot is thus an excellent ally for the nourishing vegetable garden, combining vibrancy, sweetness, and great ease of cultivation.

Beetroot Yellow

Planting guide

From plantingto establishment.

Planting depth 1 cm (0.4 in)
Establishment temperature 12 to 21 °C (54 to 70 °F)
Establishment time 7 to 14 days

Soil and care

The rightconditions.

Exposure Sun to partial shade
Soil Loamy, well-drained and rich in organic matter
Watering Regular

Container growing

A controlledenvironment.

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Beetroot Yellow

Bloom and dimensions

The completeprofile.

Bloom periodSecond year
Harvest55 days after sowing
Beetroot Yellow

Garden associations

What to plantwith it.

Good companionsgarlic, artichoke, broccoli, chamomile, celery, cabbage, Brussels sprout, cauliflower, shallot, strawberry plant, dwarf bean, lettuce, onion, radish
Avoid planting withSwiss chard, carrot, spinach, broad bean, pole bean, corn, leek, potato, tomato
salad, cooked dishes, preserves, vegetable garden