One whole Renova Beet next to one cut in half on a white background
Sliced and whole Renova Beets against a white background.
Renova Beets arranged around a glass of beet juice on a white background.
Renova Beets spring rolls with cut beets on a white background.
Sliced and whole Renova Beets with foliage and beet salad in bowl on a wooden background.
Sliced and whole Renova Beets arranged with a wine glass full of beet juice on a white background.
Several sliced and whole Renova Beets arranged on a wood background.
An extreme close-up view of sliced and whole Renova Beets.
One whole Renova Beet next to one cut in half on a white background
Sliced and whole Renova Beets against a white background.
Renova Beets arranged around a glass of beet juice on a white background.
Renova Beets spring rolls with cut beets on a white background.
Sliced and whole Renova Beets with foliage and beet salad in bowl on a wooden background.
Sliced and whole Renova Beets arranged with a wine glass full of beet juice on a white background.
Several sliced and whole Renova Beets arranged on a wood background.
An extreme close-up view of sliced and whole Renova Beets.

Beet Seeds,
Renova

#BT130 · 100 seeds
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Description

(Beta vulgaris). Long, tapering roots and dark purple flesh give this Czech beet a refined, modern look that chefs love. Bred by Semo Seeds, Renova stands out for its rich color—clean and deep—and its uniform shape, which makes slicing and prep easy and beautiful. Hardy, reliable, and family-friendly in the garden, it combines striking looks with excellent taste. A sleek, elegant beet that brings a little mystery and a lot of quality to the table.

Plant Details

Botanical Name
Beta vulgaris
Life Cycle
Biennial
Sun Requirement
Full sun
Days to Germinate
5–10
Days to Maturity
55–60
Planting Depth
½ in.
Plant Spacing
2–4 in.
Ideal Temperature
50–75°F
Frost Hardy
Yes

Growing Guide

When to Grow

Direct sow Renova beet seeds in early spring, 2–4 weeks before the last frost date, or in late summer for a second crop. Cool-season conditions promote sweeter roots and better growth. If you’re not sure how to find your first and last frost dates, consult our blog post 'Our Experts Answer Questions, Share Resources.'

How to Sow and Plant

Soak seeds for 6–12 hours before sowing to boost germination. Plant ½ inch deep in rows spaced 12–18 inches apart. Sow seeds 1 inch apart, then thin to 2–4 inches apart once seedlings are established.

How to Grow

Water consistently to prevent tough roots and bolting. Thin seedlings early to give each plant ample space. Feed with compost tea or balanced organic fertilizer mid-season for healthy tops and well-developed roots.

How to Save Seeds

  • Renova beets are biennial—overwinter or replant mature roots in spring.
  • Choose the most robust, true-to-type roots for seed production.
  • Let plants flower and go to seed in their second year.
  • Harvest dry seed heads once fully brown and brittle.
  • Store cleaned seeds in a cool, dry place.

FAQ

Can I grow Renova beets in partial shade?

Yes, Renova beets tolerate partial shade, but they perform best with at least 6 hours of direct sun daily. Less sun may result in smaller roots and slower growth.

Why are my Renova beet seeds clumped together?

Each beet "seed" is actually a cluster containing multiple embryos. This is normal for Beta vulgaris. Be sure to thin seedlings early to ensure strong individual plants.

How do I know when Renova beets are ready to harvest?

Harvest Renova beets when roots reach 2–3 inches in diameter. Check by gently brushing away soil at the crown. Younger beets are more tender and flavorful.

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