Beets

10 days. Beta vulgaris. Open Pollinated. Colossal Long Red Mangel. The plant produces giant 40 lb beets. It can grow up to 6 ft long. This giant beet contains less water and more sugar than any other variety. Try growing a giant beet for competitions or just for a good old-fashioned gardener’s brag. Also known as Red Mammoth Mangel. These giant beets are valuable winter feed for sheep, poultry, and cattle. An excellent choice for home gardens and farmers. A variety from the USA.

80 days. Beta vulgaris. Open Pollinated. Long Season Lutz Beet. The plant produces good yields of giant 6" diameter dark red beets. It is a popular beet variety prized for its tender, sweet, and non-woody roots, and it stores well for months after harvest. Whether the beets are young or old, small or large, they remain tender all summer and fall and keep in fine condition all winter too. It stores well for several months after harvest. Cold Tolerant. Also known as Lutz Green Leaf Beet and Winterkeeper Lutz Beet. Try growing a World Record Giant Beet. An excellent choice for home gardens. United States Department of Agriculture, NSL 6316. A variety from the USA.

100 days. Beta vulgaris. Open Pollinated. Mammoth Red Mangel. The plant produces giant beets. Beets can weigh up to 20 lbs and 2 ft long. The roots are dull red above the ground, red below the ground, with white flesh. The greens are tender and can be harvested up to 6 months. This giant beet contains less water and more sugar than any other variety. Try growing a giant beet to impress your neighbors. Also known as Red Mammoth Mangels, Mammoth Long Red Mangels, and Red Mammoth Fodder Beets. These giant beets are valuable winter feed for sheep, poultry, and cattle. An excellent choice for home gardens and farmers. A variety from the USA.