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is it to late to start beets?
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is it to late to start beets?
is it to late to start beets in the PNW?
i decided i want to try to grow some and have the seeds for them....but it say's to grow them in cooler weather....well....i think we always have cooler weather ....LOL....just not sure if it will stay cool enogh for beets what do you think?
hugs
rose....who ate her first radish from the garden today! it was sweet, hot and didnt taste like dirt
i decided i want to try to grow some and have the seeds for them....but it say's to grow them in cooler weather....well....i think we always have cooler weather ....LOL....just not sure if it will stay cool enogh for beets what do you think?
hugs
rose....who ate her first radish from the garden today! it was sweet, hot and didnt taste like dirt
FamilyGardening- Posts : 2424
Join date : 2011-05-10
Location : Western WA
Re: is it to late to start beets?
Thats a good question for Boffer in your locality. Almost everywhere you could do a fall crop. I do several plantings in spring and more for fall then cover them with plastic sheeting at freeze up time and harvest tops and beets till Christmas time. They can store well in a pail in a dark corner of my basement most winter long. I like that because among other ideas I make a slightly fermented health tonic called beet kvass. Think about calling your local extension office for advice.
westie42- Posts : 512
Join date : 2011-03-22
Age : 82
Location : West Union, Iowa
Re: is it to late to start beets?
I planted two squares today. Will they produce? Only time will tell!
I plant 20-25 squares a year; the plantings are a few squares at a time spread out over a couple months. I think it's still safe to plant, unless your uncle's twitchy knee says we're going to have a summer long heat wave and drought!
I plant 20-25 squares a year; the plantings are a few squares at a time spread out over a couple months. I think it's still safe to plant, unless your uncle's twitchy knee says we're going to have a summer long heat wave and drought!
Re: is it to late to start beets?
well my knees do hurt today....LOL...and im no uncle....
good to hear i can give them a go
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rose.....who hurts from head to toe from working in the garden all day
I wouldnt have it any other way!
good to hear i can give them a go
hugs
rose.....who hurts from head to toe from working in the garden all day
I wouldnt have it any other way!
FamilyGardening- Posts : 2424
Join date : 2011-05-10
Location : Western WA
Re: is it to late to start beets?
FamilyGardening wrote:is it to late to start beets in the PNW?
i decided i want to try to grow some and have the seeds for them....but it say's to grow them in cooler weather....well....i think we always have cooler weather ....LOL....just not sure if it will stay cool enogh for beets what do you think?
hugs
rose....who ate her first radish from the garden today! it was sweet, hot and didnt taste like dirt
We can give beets a try together! I am in NC Midwest and it has been cool, cool, cool, so I decided to plant some beet seeds last weekend. 2 days ago it was 89*.....we skipped spring.....
Goosegirl- Posts : 3435
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