SEED STORIES | Bull's Blood Beet: Brimming With Flavor

Bull's Blood beet strikes a perfect balance between the sweet, deep red roots of what were known as "blood turnips" in 19th century America, and the ruby-colored foliage of the Covent Garden type beets that graced Victorian English gardens. The greens are succulent in salads, and the roots are super for juicing and roasting. Better yet, they're hardy and even tolerate a bit of heat in the garden.