Beta vulgaris

50-100 seeds per pack. A tasty white colored beet, with both white skin and white flesh. The round shaped roots can grow to a few inches, and the white flesh makes a great contrast with more common colored beets. 55 days. #2709

Beta vulgaris

150-300 seeds per pack. A deep, dark red variety of beet, recognizable for its extremely dark red, almost black leaves. Roots are also red, with attractive pink rings. The baby leaves are great in salads, having a nice, sweet flavor. The beet juice can be extracted to make a red food coloring. 35-55 days. #2228

Beta vulgaris

75-125 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Candy Stripe Beet. A sweet and mild red beet, with a gorgeous center that looks like a bull's eye when cut. The greens are mildly flavored, with a light green color. An Italian heirloom. 55-65 days. #2297

Beta vulgaris

75-125 seeds per pack. Originally from Denmark, this beet is most recognized for its cylindrical roots, which yield very uniform slices. Flavor is sweet, with very tender flesh. Sometimes called Butter Beet, a testament to its easy slicing texture. 55 days. #2610

Beta vulgaris

350 seeds per pack. An old favorite and workhorse for red beets, Detroit Dark Red produces great flavored roots with a deep crimson color. Along with the roots, greens are edible as well, high in iron, with a spinach-chard flavor. The cylindrical roots have a tender, sweet flavor. 60 days. #2370

Beta vulgaris

150 seeds per pack. A fast-maturing and long lasting beet. The Flat of Egypt yields large, flattened roots to 3" wide. The roots have a rich red purple color and have the unique quality of preserving their flavor even when over-wintered in the ground. The plant also yields tasty edible leaves. #2336

Beta vulgaris

125-250 seeds per pack. This variety is not like your ordinary beet! Roots are slender, growing to only 2" across, but long (up to 5"). They feature a dark red-purple color and are great for all usual beet purposes. Leaves are edible and colorful, with pretty red veins. 55 days. #2719

Beta vulgaris

50-100 seeds per pack. The classic orange-yellow beet! Produces large, round roots a few inches across with a golden yellow exterior and yellow interior. Wonderful flavor, won't bleed like red beets. The greens are edible as well. 55 days. #2604

Brassica napus

1000 seeds per pack. Bears thick rutabaga roots, up to 6" long and 4" wide! Roots are purple on top, with creamy yellow-white on the bottom. Flesh is sweet, mild, firm, and great for keeping. 100 days. #2398

Beta vulgaris

25-40 seeds per pack. An uncommon beet which is much more of a conversation piece! The roots can grow up to 20 pounds! Historically used to feed livestock, this beet also knows popularity in beet throwing contests. Roots are dark red, many inches long and quite heavy. A true oddity. Can be picked while still small for typical uses. 100 days. #2614

Beta vulgaris

A few hundred seeds per pack. A large, yellow rooted beet that can reach 10 pounds! The roots are mildly sweet in flavor and the greens can be used much like chard. A French heirloom. 70 days. #2954