Vegetable Seeds A-Z Carrots


Carrot ‘Bangor’


One of the best main crops varieties, long and thick carrots.


10204129 | 500 seeds £2.99


Carrot ‘Chantenay Red Cored 2’ Carrot ‘Danvers Half Long’


Reliable, popular variety with short thick orange roots.


10202058 | 2000 seeds


Carrot Patio Planter


£2.49


One of the most reliable of carrots, which can be cropped for almost fi ve months of the year. The medium-size stump roots are evenly shaped and of fi ne colour, with a deliciously sweet taste.


Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Aug-Mar 10202370 | 3000 seeds


£2.29


Carrot ‘Charisma F1’


Weatherproof and reinforced planters


with generous depth and drainage holes.


Dim L45cm, W30cm, D30cm 10904528


2 x patio planters £16.99


Sow Out Mar-Aug | Harvest Jun-Nov 10202433 | 300 seeds


£2.79


Sow Out Mar-Jul | Harvest Jul-Nov 10204180 | 250 seeds


£2.99 Shop online marshallsgarden.com or give us a call on 01480 774 555 31


Super-sturdy late maincrop for enjoying harvests in summer and autumn. The broad shoulders of this variety are resistant to greening and the roots produce an excellent crunch as well as taste. Highly resistant to bolting.


Carrot ‘Jaune de Doubs’


Named after the Doubs river in eastern France, French heirloom carrot ‘Jaune de Doubs’ produces yellow roots with a superb sweet fl avour. It is slower-growing than most but worth the wait.


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