Growing Beets - First Garden Effort with "Detroit Dark Reds"
Beets and beet greens are wonderful with just butter and salt...
Growing beets for the vegetable and the greens is fun and easy as well as tasty.
Published by Vincent Summers
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Post a CommentNice work - photos and garden. My father used to have a lot of luck with beets. Now, time for borscht.
Pulled my two first beets this evening. How lovely.
They do look yummy.
Good luck w/ the beets Vince!
My wife loves pickled beets. She has no green thumb however. You plants looks amazing! Great photos.
I never knew the greens of beet plants were edible, too!
Looks good! We eat most of our beets mixed with salad greens.
I love garden foods.
Yum! That looks like some good snacking right in the garden :)
Ick beets! The leaves are pretty though.