Free Shipping on Seed Orders Only Over $20
Free Shipping on Seed Orders Only Over $20
Processing times before shipping are 5-7 business days!
Processing times before shipping are 5-7 business days!
Days to Maturity: 50-60
Full Sun
Approximate Seed Count: 100
AnnualBull's Blood beet is a striking variety prized for its deep red-purple leaves, making it ideal for microgreens or as a bold ornamental in the garden. The sweet, blood-red roots have lighter red rings when sliced and are packed with iron and nutrients—more than most other beets. Enjoy them fresh, pickled, cooked, or even used as natural dye for fabric and cosmetics. With excellent cold and heat tolerance, Bull’s Blood thrives in tough growing conditions.
Shipment always fast and not a single flaps. I love Megarden.
Bull's Blood Beet
Very vigorous growth even late in the year. First frost didn’t affect it in the least. Beautiful color. Almost November and still flourishing
Germinated quickly but planted too late to harvest. We enjoyed beet greens though
High quality, healthy looking seed
This is an all-star! Armenian cukes have a mild taste, store well in the refrigerator, and are delightfully crunchy. I shared them with many friends this year and each one loved them and decided to grow them next year!
My seeds arrived safely, the order was accurate, and I love how MIGardener keeps their seed packet prices low (without skimping on the seed count!). This company has a great variety of high quality seeds, I always get a great germination percentage. This winter, I'm excited to start my indoor garden of greens and other small veg so I don't have to buy the overpriced (potentially coated in chemicals) produce at the store. Keep up the good work, MIG team! Thank you for being there :-)
I planted these beets last year and they were so successful I ordered more for this year.
All of my seeds grew from last year. I have been very pleased and look forward to this new order growing this coming spring.
growing a few of these indoors under a light for winter sandwiches. they came up fine still to small to eat so jury is out on taste. growing winter plants also puts moisture in the house and it is very dry this year so bonus.
