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2 gram seed packet
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Coral Ii F1 The Coral II F-1 Carrots are promoted because of their rich flavor, resistance to forking in heavy soils, and strong disease tolerant tops. The roots weigh 2 to 3 times more than standard fresh market types and at full size this carrot remains tender, delicious and smooth. Corral II is Alternaria tolerant. Carrots do better on light, sandy or silty loams and do not require high fertility. They are sweeter when harvested after a few good frosts. The beautiful feathery foliage from your mature carrots is a good addition to the compost pile, but first use them in your vase. They make a great addtions to your bouquets. .
Carrot Specialty Carrot Cosmic Purple Org Its flavor is sweet, yet spicy, and has 6" - 8" tapered roots. The soil temperature must be at least 40 degrees F. , and the newly sprouted seeds must not be allowed to dry out. It takes up to 2 weeks to germinate, and they must be kept moist. Early thinning and weeding are a must! Plant carrots in light, sandy or silty loams. They do not require high fertility.
Carrot Specialty Carrot Atomic Red Org The Atomic Red Organic Carrot is a medium maturing carrot with bright red skin and an orange core. This variety gets its hue from healthful Lypocene, a precursor to beta carotene credited for helping prevent several types of cancer. Plant organic carrot seeds in the early spring as soon as the soil can be worked. Plant successive crops 2 weeks apart, and another crop in fall to mulch and overwinter for a delicious late winter or early spring treat. Carrots prefer light porous soil, especially the longer varieties. .
Carrot Specialty Carrot Dragon Org (Yellow and purple carrots were the first recorded in Asia Minor in the 10th century. The colors provide great contrast in salads. We are very pleased to be able to bring you this milestone in specialty carrots. Plant organic carrot seeds in the early spring as soon as the soil can be worked. Plant successive crops 2 weeks apart, and plant a crop in fall to mulch and overwinter for a delicious late winter or early spring treat. .
Carrot Specialty Carrot Nutrired Org The Nutri-Red Organic Carrot is a good deep red variety that is difficult for the north because most bolt in the northern continental U. S. Nutri-Red reliably produces true red imperator-shaped, 9" long carrots tapering to a blunt tip. Nutri-Red has a strong carrot flavor that tastes great cooked, which also enhances the color. The red color is the result of lycopene, a precursor of carotene and a much-touted anti-oxidant considered important for the prevention of prostate cancer. Approximately the same content as red ripe tomatoes.
Carrot Collections Gourmet Carrot Blend Org This Collection of Gourmet Organic Carrot Blend contains a combination of yellow, red and orange carrots. Dare to be different! Gourmet Blend Carrots are a colorful surprise for the whole family, in the garden, and on the table; kids will love these unique colors! What a flavorful mix of carrots this blend produces, and it will give you a rainbow of gourmet carrot varieties: Red, Orange, and Yellow. Plant successive crops 2 weeks apart, and plant a crop in fall to mulch and overwinter for a delicious late winter or early spring treat. If you have rocky, tight clay soil consider growing your carrots in improved raised beds or in containers of organic potting soil. Complete growing instructions included on packet. .
Carrot Specialty Carrot Yellowstone The Yellowstone Carrot starts out white then becomes bright yellow when mature. Finally, a yellow carrot! It has a sweet flavor and is attractive in combination with Nutri-Red and a dark orange variety, like Coral II. It takes up to 2 weeks to germinate, and they must be kept moist.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Oxheart Hrlm It has excellent quality for a large carrot and stores very well; an excellent juicer. They are sweeter when harvested after a few good frosts. The beautiful feathery foliage from your mature carrots is a good addition to the compost pile, but first use them in your vase.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Early Sugarsnax F1 Early Sugarsnax is a deep orange, having 9" to 10" cylindrical roots with tall tops. These are so sweet you can just lift the roots, wash and serve in chunks in salads! Carrots are a cool season vegetable. , and the newly sprouted seeds must not be allowed to dry out.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Danvers Org Hrlm The Danvers Organic Heirloom Carrots, developed in 1886, are vigorous and moderately tapered with broad shoulders. The Danvers carrot works wonderfully interplanted with onions and thrives in heavy soils because of its higher fiber content. The soil temperature must be at least 40 degrees F.
Carrot Specialty Carrot Little Finger Org Hrlm It is extra sweet, and these tiny Nantes-type gourmet carrots are wonderful in salads and perfect for serving whole.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Scarlet Nantes Org Hrlm The soil temperature must be at least 40 degrees F.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Chantenay Org Hrlm Carrots are a cool season vegetable.
Carrot Main Crop Carrot Coral Ii F1 The Coral II F-1 Carrots are promoted because of their rich flavor, resistance to forking in heavy soils, and strong disease tolerant tops.
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