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CARROT
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The favourite for successional sowing. Blunt ended cylindrical roots with very small core. Superb flavour and colour
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High tolerance to fros and disease. Will stand well in frosty conditions. Can be cropped November-Janurary. Good strong stems for easy harvest.
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Easy to grow and although considered a main crop variety, can be successionally planted to give a continuous crop, producing large, thick roots, very...
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Reliable old favourite for maincrop and exhibition. Broad shouldered tapering roots of deep orange. Great flavour.
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An early Nantes type bred for vigorous quick growth, good colour and flavour. Smooth cylindrical roots with little core. Early and maincrop.
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Quick growing early maincrop. Produces heavy crops of cyliundrical smooth skinned. bright orange roots. Stores well. Do not sow before February. ...
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Almost spherical roots which have good colour and flavour, ideal for production in shallow soils
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An eye catching range of Nantes shaped roots in pastel shades from orange to yellow/white, very vigorous with strong foliage. A good sweet taste idea...
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Probably the best known variety of carrot. Prizewinner on the show bench and the kitchen! Long tapering roots. Heavy yields but with good flavour.
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A very sweet cylindrical type with semi-blunt tips. High in beta-carotene. Good disease tolerance. Suitable for baby carrot production.
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