Growing Beetroot, also Beets

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14 Dec 12 Davin (Australia - temperate climate)
Dont throw the leaves away! there are heaps of recipe's online that can utilise them! its like throwing away mushroom stems and only eating the top! they are all edible and have their own nutritional benefits!
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10 Jan 13 Ferran (Australia - temperate climate)
Did you know that they are closely related to chard? however they were selectively bread and now are two different types of plants.
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