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Round, long, rainbow-coloured, purple or just plain orange - we've got carrots to suit every taste! Try growing carrot-fly resistant varieties for the best chance of a healthy crop. Parsnips are the perfect addition to a Sunday roast and will be even sweeter if you leave them in the ground until after a sharp frost.
Carrot 'Caracas'Daucus carota With its short conical roots, Carrot ‘Caracas’ is a good choice for growing on heavier soils, and ideal for sowing in containers as ‘baby’ carrots. ‘Chantenay’ types are increasingly popular in the supermarket but have been a gardeners’ favourite for years. The rich orange flesh of these coreless roots have an outstanding flavour, whether they are eaten fresh or stored for later in the year. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”).Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Yellowstone'Daucus carota Customer RatingUnusual canary yellow carrots that will certainly brighten up any plate. The long, smooth roots of Carrot ‘Yellowstone’ reach up to 20cm (8”) in length. This delicious, full-flavoured variety is at its best eaten raw or roasted for the sweetest taste. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”). Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Sugarsnax 54' F1 HybridDaucus carota This super sweet carrot is a taste sensation! Carrot ‘Sugarsnax 54’ has a superb flavour whether it is cooked or eaten raw. The long, tapered, 25cm (10”) roots contain high levels of beta carotene giving them a rich orange colour that will brighten any plate. The uniform roots are delicious eaten fresh but will also store well over winter. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”).Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Parmex' - RHS Garden Explorers Children's SeedsDaucus carota Rounded, bite-sized carrots with a smooth, bright orange skin. Carrot ‘Parmex’ is early maturing, producing uniform crops of deliciously tender carrots that make a tasty, nutritious addition to lunchboxes. These compact carrots are ideal for growing in containers and windowboxes. The short roots also cope well with clay soils where other carrots struggle. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6").Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Ulyses' F1 HybridDaucus carota Carrot ‘Ulyses’ produces excellent quality smooth, cylindrical roots reaching up to 20cm (8”) long with a healthy orange colour. The foliage is strong and erect making lifting easier when harvesting. This superb carrot has shown excellent disease resistance and will store well too. A good early variety with a long cropping period from successional sowings. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”).Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Bangor' F1 HybridDaucus carota Heavy yields of high quality, large cylindrical roots make Carrot ‘Bangor’ one of the best maincrop varieties for the gardener. The large roots have a good core colour and excellent flavour, reaching up to 25cm in length. This RHS AGM variety resists greening and cracking. Carrot ‘Bangor’ will store well after harvesting in late summer and autumn. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6").Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Rainbow' F1 HybridDaucus carota Customer RatingThis colourful mix brings together F1 Hybrids in some of the best shades resulting from unique breeding over many years. Carrot ‘Rainbow’ produces a diverse range of skin and core colours that are all packed with vitamins. Perfect for adding a splash of colour to cooked dishes and salads. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”). Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Cortina' F1 Hybrid - SowStrong® CollectionDaucus carota
This maincrop carrot produces uniform roots reaching 20cm (8") long with a lovely sweet flavour. Carrot ‘Cortina’ is ideal for harvesting in autumn and stores well for winter use. Delicious used as a cooked vegetable or eaten raw in salads. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6"). Companion planting: Try growing carrots with spring onions, leeks and mint, whose aromatic leaves deter carrot root fly. Useful links: How to grow carrots Companion Planting |
Carrot Fly Free CollectionDaucus carota Carrot root fly is a troublesome pest but these Carrot fly resistant varieties have low levels of chlorogenic acid, a chemical which the carrot fly larvae of needs to survive. This means that they appear to be unattractive to the fly and even if your crop is attacked the larvae will soon die after doing relatively little damage. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6").
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Carrot 'Kingston' F1 HybridDaucus carota Customer RatingCarrot ‘Kingston’ is a high calibre hybrid with well deserved RHS AGM. The bright orange roots of this exceptional variety have a superb flavour, making them ideal for winter casseroles, steaming, and adding to chunky soups. The large, cylindrical, pointed roots have vigorous foliage that makes for easier pulling when harvesting, and they will store well over winter too. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6"). Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Tendersnax' F1 HybridDaucus carota Carrot ‘Tendersnax’ is an early maturing carrot with an exceptional tender, juicy flavour. Sister variety to ‘Sugarsnax’, the blunt ended, tapering roots reach up to 15cm (6”) with silky smooth skins and a deep orange colour. This superb carrot is ideal for juicing, cooking or eating raw in salads. Height: 30cm (12”). Spread: 15cm (6”).Useful links: More info |
Carrot 'Parmex'Daucus carota Rounded, bite-sized carrots with a smooth, bright orange skin. Carrot ‘Parmex’ is early maturing, producing uniform crops of deliciously tender carrots that make a tasty, nutritious addition to lunchboxes. These compact carrots are ideal for growing in containers and windowboxes. The short roots also cope well with clay soils where other carrots struggle. Height: 30cm (12"). Spread: 15cm (6").Useful links: More info |