Carrots
(Daucus carota)
Sow seeds very thinly, direct
spring onwards in succession to summer, 1cm deep rows 15cm apart, thin the young
seedlings to 10cm apart. Early crops can be produced by sowing seed early
indoors & transplant under cloches.
Early and Maincrop
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Carrot Mokum F1
NEW Av 350 seeds Along with Nelson, top-rated for taste in the early varieties, sweet, crisp and juicy. Good, slender, bunched pencil carrots. A bit earlier than Nelson, more slender, the same length and colour, and with similar high sugar. Short tops can be grown in containers. £1.85 Add to basket
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Carrot Jeanette F1
NEW Organic Sourced Av 300 seeds Along with Nelson, top-rated for taste in the early varieties, sweet, crisp and juicy. Good, slender, bunched pencil carrots. A bit earlier than Nelson, more slender, the same length and colour, and with similar high sugar. Short tops can be grown in containers. £1.45 Add to basket
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Carrot Nelson F1
NEW Av 500 seeds A favourite for early sowing and harvest during warm and hot weather, when growing sweet carrots is most difficult. The 6 inch, cylindrical, blunt roots are very smooth, tender, and crisp with deep orange colour. Harvest either at baby or full size. Medium-short tops. £1.35 Add to basket
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Carrot Nandor F1 Av 500 seeds 2nd early, maincrop and overwintering variety. Versatile Nantes type (stump rooted) with smooth skin, cylindrical roots 15-18cm long, and 2.5-4cm in diameter, resistance to carrot fly. Quick maturing a tasty sweet flavoured carrot, ideal cooked or in salads. Strong tops for ease of harvest. Good storage ability. Sow March- August, harvest June-October. £1.10 Add to basket
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Carrot Sugarsnax 54 Av 500 seeds An early maturing cylindrical type with semi blunt tip also suitable for baby carrots. Tender with an excellent mild sweet flavour ideal cooked, added raw to the salad bowl or dips. High in beta-carotene. Good disease resistance. Harvest August to late November. £1.25 Add to basket
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Carrot Amsterdam 2 Maxi Av 1,500 seeds Early, 2nd early, maincrop. An excellent baby carrot variety producing slender cylindrical roots. Good colour with minimal core. Firm foliage that holds well. Will not produce oversized carrots even when harvested late. £1.00 Add to basket
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Carrot F1 Primo Av 1,000 Seeds Early, 2nd early carrot. Used as a first or second early, bolt resistant with good skin characteristics, strong tops and good internal quality. Very smooth with good colour and fast growth for early cropping. Can be sown in October, December and late winter onwards for successional harvesting from May to August. £1.10 Add to basket
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Carrot Resistafly F1 AV 750 seeds Mid season 2nd early, maincrop. Nantes type carrot with good tolerance of carrot root fly. High quality cylindrical roots with excellent colour and skin quality. Harvest from August to October. £1.35 Add to basket
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Carrot Flyaway F1 AV 500 seeds 2nd early, maincrop. Well known for its high resistance to carrot root fly. Good quality tasty sweet carrots with a smooth skin, good shape and excellent colour. £1.35 Add to basket
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Carrot Early Nantes 2 Av 2,000 Seeds 2nd early, maincrop. An early maincrop nantes (tapered stump) variety, virtually coreless with excellent texture, colour and flavour. Sow March - August harvest from July to October. £0.95 Add to basket
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Carrot
Flakee
Organic Sourced Approx 500 seeds Sow April to July harvest August onwards Maincrop vegetable for outdoor plot. A maincrop variety producing large, long thick roots of very good colour and flavour. Outstanding storage quality.
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Carrot Autumn King 2 Av 2,000 Seeds Autumn carrot. Late and maincrop carrot with large tapered roots suitable for slicing and dicing. Traditional autumn king for heavy yields with storage potential. Sow March to August harvest June to October £1.00 Add to basket
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Carrot Edible Leaf Carrot Daucus Carota var. sativa Av 1,000 seeds Edible carrot tops, something new to grow from seed for the salad bowl. An interesting, edible form of smooth leaf carrot. Excellent to add to the salad bowl.
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The cultural
information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different
sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem
to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only,
you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a
rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed
like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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