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Started by paulinems, November 18, 2008, 10:03:45

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paulinems

Hi,
We still have some beetroot in ground ,will we be able to still use them or will the not be any good now
Pauline

paulinems


Stevens706

I only lifted the last of mine a couple of weeks ago and they were fine apart from the slug damage.

manicscousers

I've earthed ours up, trying to keep it going for a while  :)

Suzanne

I am still lifting mine when needed. Seem to be okay. Last year I did the same and it was only the very last ones I lifted in late Jan which had stopped tasting sweet.

cornykev

Should be ok but leave in too long and it may become woody.  ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

thegreatgardener

Here are few questions that seem to have been missed!
when did you plant them?
what was the dtm of this variety?
How long have they been been in the ground.
How large are they ?
What variety are they ?
What is current weather like?



shirlton

Gonna get the last of mine up tomorrow before the cold weather comes towards the end of the week. The last few will keep in some sand. Can't grumble we've not been without beetroot all year
When I get old I don't want people thinking
                      "What a sweet little old lady"........
                             I want em saying
                    "Oh Crap! Whats she up to now ?"

hopalong

Same here. Last of it is coming out tomorrow.  Boltardy has come up trumps again this year.
Keep Calm and Carry On

saddad

You can always feed them to the chickens...  ;D

Emagggie

But will you get pink eggs?
Smile, it confuses people.

grassroots

 Why not roast your beetroot we do. Cut them up in small bits and roast them as you would a potato  some thing different and get to use them up

elvis2003

even our oldest ones,bolthardy,planted  way back when are still fine roasted
when the going gets tough,the tough go digging

Bean_Queen

I've still picking my Boltardy (mind you, it doesn't get too wet or too cold here on the East Coast).

My favourite variety is Cylindra though ... hasn't bolted at all, lovely flavour, and has the advantage of growing long not round, so is easier to peel with a veg peeler.

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