Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Bull's Blood Beets




I know we don’t want to rush the seasons, and I hope we have more winter ahead of us.   But the darkest night has passed and one of my favorite things to do in January is to sit for a few minutes with a cup of coffee and browse a seed catalog.

Some descriptions are little found poems.  Take this one from the Territorial Seed Company catalog for Bull’s Blood beets:

“The renaissance of the salad mix has made unique uses for all types of greens, and the leaves of Bull’s Blood are a regal addition.  The strong, deep red tops grow to 13 inches tall and have a clean crisp flavor.  The 2-3 round roots have delightful red and white zoning.  Harvest when small for the very best in eating quality.”

Happy New Year!
2013



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