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Sugar Beet Seeds, NON-GMO, Fodder Beet, Remolacha, Betterave, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

(Beta vulgaris ) is a cool-season biennial root crop grown primarily for its high sucrose content, which makes it one of the main sources of refined sugar worldwide, alongside sugarcane. It thrives in temperate regions with fertile, well-drained soil and requires a long growing season to maximize sugar accumulation.

Beet Live Plant – Seedlings/Plugs and Plants – 3″- 12″ tall – 30-60+ days old

July 8, 2026

This is NOT required for 6-12″ plants ONLY our 3″ seedlings. Live Plants, Seedlings – Ready to transplant to your garden, Non Gmo, USA Grown. Hardiness Zone — Annual 2-11 (Biennial 6-11). Species- Sugar Beet.

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