
Beetroot Detroit 2
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High-Yield Beetroot Detroit 2: A Gardener's Choice
Discover the timeless appeal of Beetroot Detroit Globe, a classic variety introduced nearly a century ago that remains a favourite for main crop sowing. With its deep red flesh and marvellous flavour, this beetroot is perfect for winter storage and is much tastier than store-bought alternatives. Easy to grow, Detroit Globe should be harvested when the roots are the size of a tennis ball. The plants reach up to 30cm tall and 15cm wide, making them a versatile addition to any garden. For the best yields, we recommend successional sowing. Enjoy the benefits of this hardy annual that promises a bountiful harvest.
Handy Tip: To ensure a continuous supply of sweet, small roots, sow seeds every two weeks.
Key Features
- Classic Variety: Introduced nearly a century ago, still a favourite for main crop sowing.
- Deep Red Flesh: Produces beetroots with deep red flesh and marvellous flavour.
- Winter Storage:Stores well, making it ideal for winter use.
- Easy to Grow: Requires minimal effort, offering a tastier alternative to store-bought beetroots.
- Optimal Harvest Size: Best harvested when roots are the size of a tennis ball.
- Plant Dimensions: Grows up to 30cm tall and 15cm wide.
- High Yield: Successional sowing recommended for a plentiful and consistent harvest.
- Hardy Annual: Reliable performance season after season.
Growing chart
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Harvest
Technical specifications
Approx. Seed count | 275 seeds |
When to Sow | March to July. Germination can take place in 12-14 days. |
Where to Sow | Sow seeds thinly in shallow drills, ensuring ample space between rows for optimal growth. |
What to do Next | Sow seeds thinly in shallow drills, making sure to provide enough space between rows for optimal growth. |
Harvest | June to October |