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Beets
... improved beet was called "Roman beet" in the 16th century in northern Europe and France, indicating its introduction from Italy.) But through the 17th and 18th centuries very few kinds of garden beets ... about 1869. Other varieties grown in America are of more recent introduction. Colors of modern garden-beet varieties can range all the way from an extremely dark-purplish red to bright vermilion ...
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Goosefoot Family
... , Spinach, Purslane and Amaranth Goosefoot Family (Chenopodiaceae) Two varieties of beets Beta vulgaris: A. Garden Beet and B. Swiss Chard. The sweet, nourishing taproot of beets (lower right) and the ... harvested for table sugar (sucrose). Two varieties of beets Beta vulgaris in a vegetable garden: Garden beet (left) and Swiss chard (right). The sweet, nourishing taproot of beets and the tender, ...
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Watch Your Garden Grow - Beet
... Health | Preparing & Serving | Home Preservation | Recipes Table beet (also known as garden beet, blood turnip or red beet) is a popular garden vegetable throughout the United States. Beet tops are an excellent source of ... whole, then sliced or diced. Beet juice is a basic ingredient of Russian borscht. The garden beet is closely related to Swiss chard, sugar beet and mangel. Mangels (also known ...
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Starting The Garden With Transplants
... Garden With Transplants Starting The Garden With Transplants1 James M. Stephens2 Starting vegetables such as peppers and tomatoes in the garden as transplants rather than seeding directly in the garden ... Container Easily survive transplanting Transplant well, but require care Difficult to transplant Beet Carrot Bean Broccoli Celery Corn Brussels sprouts Eggplant Cucumber Cabbage Kale Cantaloupe ...
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getting Taro from the grocery store - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb
getting Taro from the grocery store - Bog Garden Forum - GardenWeb Blogs Garden Voices Blog Directory Forums Garden Forums Home Forums Nature Forums Photo Galleries Garden Galleries Home Galleries Ask The Experts Tools & Directories Organization ... soft balls, which direction is up?????? They are the shape of a giant onion or beet, with no roots. I've read and read the forums and nobody says which way ...
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The Beet Leafminer
... answered "yes" to the above questions, your leafy vegetables might be infested with beet leafminer. Description: The adult beet leafminer is a grey fly, approximately 7 mm in length, resembling the common ... this, it's best to ensure proper weed control measures are carried out in the garden. Control: As previously mentioned, good weed control should be an integral part of cultural practices ...
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Curious Garden Facts
... Curious Garden Facts Curious Garden Facts Tree sap does not rise in the spring. As the weather warms, it moves ... than sweet ones. Sweet-flavored onions lack the sulfur compounds that help fend off decay. Beet seedlings always need to be thinned because each "seed" is really a cluster of tiny ...
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Non-chemical Control of Plant Diseases in the Home Garden
... C GROUP D GROUP E GROUP F Cantaloupe Brussels Eggplant Beet Sweet Bean Cucumber Sprouts Irish Carrot Corn Cowpea Honeydew ... fruits, and other plant parts should not be piled near the garden. Fungi, for instance, often produce thousands of spores in the ... host plant or insect. Destroying weeds in and around the garden may eliminate potential overwintering host plants. Avoiding Disease Change Planting ...
plantpathology.tamu.edu

Growing Vegetables | Farm & Garden
... Gifts By Price Gardening Gifts By Use Gifts For Avid Gardeners Gifts for Bookworms Farm & Garden Store Seeds Seed Starting Indoor Gardening Outdoor Gardening Greenhouses & Supplies All Departments Columns Feature ... August 19, 2005 - 2:18pm. Growing Vegetables Family: Chenopodiaceae Genus and Species: Beta vulgaris Climate Beet varieties prefer cool weather but many will do well in a wide range of ...
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Heirloom, Open Pollinated, Non-hybrid Beet Seeds from the Victory Seed Company
... 50 to 80 seeds per gram. Boltardy 60 days — A Detroit-type beet from Holland that has deep-red, ringless flesh and is high ... Company, the Detroit Dark Red is said to be the most popular garden variety today. Its origin are based in the European Early Blood Turnip. Very good right out of the garden, canned or pickled. Globe shaped, excellent color, sweet, smooth and tender. ...
victoryseeds.com

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