Beet Seeds 4 Variety Pack for Planting - Survival Garden Seeds | Heirloom Beets Collection: Detroit Dark Red Golden Detroit Ruby Queen Cylindra - Non-GMO Root Vegetable

- 4 HEIRLOOM BEET VARIETIES ? This vegetable seed collection includes Detroit Dark Red, Golden Detroit, Ruby Queen, and Cylindra beets (Beta vulgaris) for colorful harvests of roots and greens - OUTDOOR SPRING OR FALL PLANTING ? Cool-season beets grow reliably in garden rows or raised beds; succession sow seeds for steady harvests of beet greens and roots - ROOTS + GREENS ? Enjoy harvests of sweet, tender beet roots plus edible leafy tops for roasting, pickling, juicing, soups, and everyday family cooking - EASY TO GROW FOR HOME GARDENS ? A dependable beet seed collection that germinates well and helps beginners feel confident planting and harvesting beets - FAMILY OWNED USA SMALL BUSINESS ? Heirloom non-GMO seeds from Survival Garden Seeds, a trusted American brand; always open-pollinated, untreated, and quality tested for garden success

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Grow Your Own Garden

What beet varieties are included in this seed collection?

When should I plant these beet seeds for best results?

What growing zones are suitable for these seeds?

Are these seeds heirloom, non-GMO, and good for seed saving?

Are the seeds treated or coated with chemicals?

Heirloom Vegetable Seeds for Family Food Security

What beet varieties are included in this seed collection?

This set includes 4 heirloom beets, Detroit Dark Red, Golden Detroit, Ruby Queen, and Cylindra, offering a colorful mix of sweet roots and nutritious greens.

When should I plant these beet seeds for best results?

Plant in early spring or fall as a cool season crop. Succession sow every few weeks for continuous harvests of both tender roots and leafy greens.

What growing zones are suitable for these seeds?

Suitable for USDA zones 3 to 10. Beets grow well in cooler weather and adapt easily to most garden climates and conditions.

Are these seeds heirloom, non-GMO, and good for seed saving?

Yes, these are heirloom, open-pollinated, and non-GMO, which means you can save seeds and grow them again season after season.

Are the seeds treated or coated with chemicals?

No. The seeds are untreated; no chemical coatings, fungicides, or synthetic treatments