Boldor Golden Beet
These glowing golden beets are superior to other varieties that can be tricky to germinate and often lack vigor. These large, dark-golden beauties have an excellent sweet flavor and you can eat all parts of the plant.
JOY MAX QUALITIES:
Delicious when juiced, shredded or roasted.
Excellent growth and vigor
Compact tops are light green with yellow stems and veins. Young and tender beet leaves can be used as greens.
Great for kids
Can handle shade
Great companion plant
All parts of the plant are edible
Leaves make great mulch & compost
These glowing golden beets are superior to other varieties that can be tricky to germinate and often lack vigor. These large, dark-golden beauties have an excellent sweet flavor and you can eat all parts of the plant.
JOY MAX QUALITIES:
Delicious when juiced, shredded or roasted.
Excellent growth and vigor
Compact tops are light green with yellow stems and veins. Young and tender beet leaves can be used as greens.
Great for kids
Can handle shade
Great companion plant
All parts of the plant are edible
Leaves make great mulch & compost
These glowing golden beets are superior to other varieties that can be tricky to germinate and often lack vigor. These large, dark-golden beauties have an excellent sweet flavor and you can eat all parts of the plant.
JOY MAX QUALITIES:
Delicious when juiced, shredded or roasted.
Excellent growth and vigor
Compact tops are light green with yellow stems and veins. Young and tender beet leaves can be used as greens.
Great for kids
Can handle shade
Great companion plant
All parts of the plant are edible
Leaves make great mulch & compost
Planting Information: Direct sow ½” deep. The wrinkled “seedball” usually contains two to four viable seeds, making it necessary to thin to 4” spacings. Sow new beet seeds every 3 weeks for a continual harvest. The leaves are edible as well.18 seeds.
