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$4.9536 Day (baby) 56 Day (full). Outstanding at any stage. This early nantes-type produces smooth, slender, 5" roots that...Buy Now Details
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$5.4565 Day. Large roots are bright orange throughout. Harvest them at the 6-8" size or let them grow even larger and...Buy Now Details
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$3.95–$9.9575 Day. Great taste and easy to harvest. Nantes-type carrot with bright orange, uniform, thick, 7-8" long roots...Buy Now Details
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$2.25Sweet little baby Chantenays! Ideal for growing in containers or square foot gardens. Enjoy the delicious, mild...Buy Now Details
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$4.95–$8.9558-72 Day. The sweetest of all, yielding the most flavorful carrot sticks. The roots are 9" long, 1-1/2" in...Buy Now Details
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$4.9567 Day. A high carotene carrot that has a rich sweet flavor. In our tests it was picked over and over as being...Buy Now Details
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$5.3554 Days A high sugar, high beta-carotene early nantes type carrot. The very slim, 6 inch, tapered roots are nearly...Buy Now Details
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$3.75–$12.9560-75 Day. For those of us not blesed with sandy-loam soil. The 5-7 inch, cylindrial, 'stumped-rooted' carrot is...Buy Now Details
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$3.95–$10.9568 Day. Short-topped variety with fine-textured flesh. Well known for its good processing quality. The roots are...Buy Now Details
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$4.75–$5.2560 Day. A 6", Nantes-type variety that is smooth and bright orange. It has a mild, sweet flavor with a delicious...Buy Now Details
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$2.2585 Days Striking true yellow carrot. This crispy, tender and sweet 9" long, broad- shouldered, imperator-type has...Buy Now Details
As soon as the soil can be worked, sow seeds 1/2" deep, 3 seeds per inch, in rows 18-24" apart. Soil should be well-worked and loose. Allow 18 days for germination. Plant every two weeks for a continuous supply. Thin to 4-6 plants per foot. Plant carrots intended for winter use(storage) about 3 months before the first fall frost. Dig roots before the ground freezes. One oz. contains 20,000 seeds and sows 250 ft. of row.
Carrot Growing Hints: When starting carrots, plant some radish seeds with them as a nurse crop. The radishes will help mark the row so you can do some weeding before the carrots emerge. This also gives you radishes without using a separate row to grow them.
Carrot Growing Hints: When starting carrots, plant some radish seeds with them as a nurse crop. The radishes will help mark the row so you can do some weeding before the carrots emerge. This also gives you radishes without using a separate row to grow them.
