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Beetroot seeds

Rouge classique, jaune dorée ou rayée de rose : la betterave donne deux récoltes, la racine et les feuilles. Six cultivars faciles, en semis direct de mai à la mi-juillet, pour la table d'été et la cave d'hiver.

Chioggia Beetroot
−29%
Chioggia Beetroot

It reveals its pink and white rings when cut

425$
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Cylindra Beet
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Cylindra Beet

Elongated, therefore easy to slice

425$
Betterave Detroit Dark Green
−29%
Detroit Dark Red Beetroot

The classic summer beet

425$
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Touchstone Gold Yellow Beetroot
−28%
Touchstone Gold Yellow Beetroot

A golden-fleshed summer beet

450$
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Lutz Greenleaf Beetroot
−29%
Lutz Greenleaf Beetroot

It keeps until June

425$
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Mixed beets
−29%
Mixed beets

Red, pink, and yellow in the same row

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Frequently asked questions

Pourquoi mes betteraves poussent-elles en touffes ?

Parce que chaque graine est un glomérule de plusieurs semences. Éclaircissez à 8 cm dès que les plants ont trois feuilles. Sans ça, les racines restent de la taille d'un radis.

Quand semer les betteraves d'hiver au Québec ?

Entre la mi-juin et la mi-juillet. Elles atteignent leur calibre en octobre et supportent plusieurs gelées avant la récolte. Lutz Greenleaf et Détroit Dark Red sont les plus fiables à l'entreposage.

Peut-on manger les feuilles de betterave ?

Oui, crues quand elles sont jeunes, cuites comme la bette à carde ensuite. Prélevez une ou deux feuilles par plant sans nuire à la racine.

Here are our local seed producers

Thanks to the skills of our producers, we can offer you high-quality seeds that will yield resilient plants adapted to our Quebec climate. We have over 10 seed producers!

Jean-David Lacasse

Saint-Gilles, Chaudière-Appalaches, zone 4b

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Yves Gagnon

“A seed grower is above all a gardener.”

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Diane Mackay

Seed grower, herbalist and author of the book

40 medicinal plants for the family pharmacy

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Marie-Claude Comeau

Certified organic seed farm

Manseau, Centre-du-Québec, zone 4b.

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Caroline Prud'homme

Nature Culture Seed Farm

Frelighsburg, Estrie, Zone 5a.

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Martin Drouin

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Didace, Lanaudière, zone 4b.

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Hélène Saby

Certified organic seed farm

Saint-Chrysostome, Montérégie, zone 5b.

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Gabriel Blanchet

Seed producer in Natural Culture

Saint-Émilie-de-l'Énergie, Lanaudière, zone 3b.

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Thank you for promoting Quebec's expertise and helping to preserve precious varieties. Your commitment makes all the difference for local gardeners.

With all our gratitude,
The Guilbault and Paquette family
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