Carrots
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4.6/5
Carrot ‘Chantenay Red Cored 2’ One of the most reliable of carrots. Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Aug-Mar 10202370 | 3000 seeds
£2.29
Carrot ‘Autumn King 2’
Award-winning variety that produces big yields of large, stump-rooted main-crop carrots right through the winter when other crops are scarce. Has good storage potential and shows natural resistance to carrot fly for more guaranteed harvests.
Sow Out Apr-Jun | Harvest Sep-Feb 10202395 | 2000 seeds
10202398 | 16900 seeds
£2.49 £3.49
Carrot ‘Amsterdam Forcing 3 F1’
Amsterdam Carrots are one of the earliest carrots for forcing outdoors or under cloches. Roots colour well when still young. Very sweet ‘finger’ carrot, short rooting, ideal for raised beds.
Sow Out Feb-Aug | Harvest Jun-Nov 10202358 | 2200 seeds
10204182 | 6m seed tape
£2.49 £2.49
Carrot ‘Nandor’ A fine quality ‘Nantes’ type carrot. Sow Out Feb-Jul | Harvest May-Nov 10202160 | 300 seeds
Eay t grow & vey tat!
Carrot ‘Nantes 2’ Sow Out Feb-Aug | Harvest Jun-Nov
10202362 | 2600 seeds 10202363 | 5200 seeds 10202364 | 14700 seeds
£2.49 £2.99 £3.99
Carrot ‘Short n Sweet’ Sweet flavour ideal for containers. Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Jun-Dec 10202462 | 1000 seeds
£2.49
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£2.99
Carrot ‘Resistafly’ ❤
This carrot is an F1 variety meaning it has excellent disease resistance and also, as the name suggests, is resistant to carrot root fly. Expect the crops to be large, smooth and cylindrical with excellent flavour.
Carrot ‘Rainbow Mix’ Mix of colours with carrot taste. Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Aug-Mar 10202348 | 250 seeds
£2.79
Carrot ‘Sweet Candle’ Robust variety, ideal for showing. Sow Out Apr-Jun | Harvest Jun-Nov 10202057 | 300 seeds
Sow Out Apr-Jun | Harvest Aug-Jan 10202408 | 800 seeds
£3.49 10204181 | 6m seed tape
£3.49 £2.49
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