beet seed, I'm probably wrong

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I always thought beet seed was really a 'cluster' of many seeds, until very 
recently, when (Monopoly)? or one of those hybrids came out as a 
single/seeded type. And, those cold natured root crops just do best when 
direct seeded.  If you have any more seed, try planting some directly out in 
the site.
I may be totally off on this, but I thought turnips, beets, carrots, etc, 
just never do very well when you try to move them around.
martha
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