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Mr Fothergill's Crimson Globe Beetroot Seeds - Deep Red Easy-Grow Roots

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Description & Specs

Crimson Globe beetroot seeds from Mr Fothergill's produce richly flavoured roots with a deep crimson colour. This value pack is an easy-grow choice that thrives in most well-cultivated soils and suits both new and experienced gardeners.

  • Variety: Crimson Globe beetroot
  • Colour: Deep red
  • Sow depth: 12mm
  • Germination: Around 14 days
  • Plant spacing: 30cm
  • Position: Suits sunny and part-shade areas

Sow directly into well-cultivated soil and thin the seedlings as they grow. The versatile roots can be enjoyed fresh, pickled or served hot with sauces, making Crimson Globe a kitchen-garden staple right through the season.

More about this product

Mr Fothergill's Crimson Globe Beetroot Seeds grow beetroot known for its rich flavour and versatility in the kitchen. The Crimson Globe is a highly accessible vegetable that thrives in various growing conditions.

  • Deep crimson roots with rich flavour
  • Can be eaten fresh, pickled or served hot with sauces
  • Suited to most well-cultivated soils
  • Sow 12mm deep, germination around 14 days
  • Space plants 30cm apart in sunny or part-shade positions

Questions & Answers

What makes Crimson Globe a good choice?

It is a highly accessible, easy-grow beetroot with deep crimson roots and rich flavour.

How deep should I sow the seeds?

Sow about 12mm deep into well-cultivated soil.

How long until the seeds germinate?

Germination typically takes around 14 days.

How can I use the beetroot?

It can be eaten fresh, pickled or served hot with sauces.

How far apart should the plants be?

Space the plants about 30cm apart.

What soil suits beetroot?

It grows well in most well-cultivated soils in sunny or part-shade positions.

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