Probably, but depends on cultivar. Not all beets are round or red. The non bulbing form is usually called Swiss Chard, altho in some areas of the world it is sometimes referred to as leaf beet or silverbeet. But if the packet say beet, most likely you have the one that forms a beet. Some cultivars have more tops than others which is important if you want greens. The beet themselves can be white, yellow or varying shades of red. They can be round, top shaped, or carrot shaped. All this to remind you that cultivar (variety) is important to know.

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