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Schrute Beet - HOSS
Schrute Beet - HOSS
Schrute Beet - HOSS
Schrute Beet - HOSS

Schrute Beet

$599
  • Get your hands on the unbeetable Schrute Beet!
  • Versatile and high-quality hybrid variety.
  • Boasts smooth skin, strong tops, and delicious flavor.
  • Perfect for fresh market, bunching, or processing.
  • Quick-growing with an attractive appearance.
  • A must-have for any beet lover.
  • 60 Days to Maturity.
Treatment: Untreated

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Description

Schrute is a versatile, high-quality beet with smooth skin, strong tops, and a distinct, delicious flavor. Its quick growth and attractive appearance make it perfect for fresh market, bunching, or processing. The Schrute Beet is known for its beautiful red color, extremely smooth skin, high yields and consistent root shape. Enjoy the benefits of this exceptional hybrid. 

Growing Information

Beets may be direct seeded or grown as transplants. Beet Seeds are naturally multigerm, which means that each seed will germinate 2-3 plants. As a result, plants will require thinning once they emerge from the soil. Failure to thin will result in overcrowding and lack of consistently sized roots. Plants should be thinned to one every 3-4″ along the row. Beets may be planted on a bed with multiple rows close together. Harvest beets when roots have reached 3-4″ in size. For storage, remove the greens and keep the roots in the refrigerator.

Growing beets from transplants is also an effective method, because thinning can be done in the trays as opposed to the ground. Place one seed per cell in our seed starting trays and thin to one plant per cell. Transplant when a solid root system has developed, when the plants can be easily pulled from the cells. Transplant into the ground at 2″ spacing along the row. Beets work great grown in double rows to maximize garden space.

Schrute Beet Planting Information

Planting Method: transplant and direct seed

When to Plant: early spring and fall

Planting Depth: 1/2-1″

Seed Spacing: 2″

Row Spacing: 2′

Days to Maturity: 60

Disease Resistance: Cercospora Leaf Spot and Rhizoctonia Root Rot