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Carrots
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CR26175 days. A truly impressive, high yielding Nantes type carrot! Baltimore sports a nice, sweet flavor with a crispy, crunchy texture. Rich orange, blunt-ended roots are ideal at 1 inch across and 6 inches long. With a clean, carroty sweetness and gratifying snap, they are superb for fresh eating, grating on salads, juicing and cooking.
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CR26275 days. The uniform, 7 inch long, slightly tapered root is sweet and crunchy, prime qualities for snacking. A bright orange Nantes variety, Bolero grows to 1 1/2 inches across and is adorned with a 10 inch tall, dark green top. It's one of the heaviest yielding carrots at our trial grounds. Holds well in the field and maintains its sweet flavor even after long term storage. One of the first to display a high level of resistance to alternaria blights and powdery mildew.
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CR26556 days. If you appreciate fresh carrots, you must try this one! Crisp, yet very easy to munch. So brittle and delicate, in fact, that it has to be hand dug, as it cannot withstand mechanical harvesting. Enjoy Mokum as a baby carrot or as a full-size 6-8 inch taste treat. Very rich in vitamin A and high in sugars. Striking deep orange roots with contrasting thick dark green tops. It's still the finest fresh-eating carrot we know. Dutch seed.
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CR26680 days. Unique and stunning, these richly colored roots are intensely dark purple inside and out. A magnificent carrot with a delicious, mild flavor. Great for juicing, just imagine the incomparable velvety-purple juice color. The tapered roots reach 12-14 inches long and are 1 3/4 inches at the shoulders.
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CR267240 days. This exciting selection fills a harvest slot all its own. We've spent years looking for an overwintering carrot that can be planted in late September/early October and harvested May through June. Merida is a moderately vigorous Nantes type that possesses extraordinarily good resistance to bolting, and produces sweet, rich orange carrots 7-8 inches long and 1-1 1/2 inches in diameter. Well suited to spring and summer plantings, too! A carrot juicer's dream. Seed is from Holland.
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CR26865 days. Carrot fans love Cumbre! Brawny roots have a refreshingly fragrant, carroty flavor balanced with just the right hint of sweet. This chantenay carrot forms a stocky triangular-shape with tall, strong tops for effortless harvest. Roots reach 1 1/2 inches at the tops with a 4-6 inch length with minimal green shouldering.
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CR27158 days. In trials across the US, Nelson stands out as being a high producing, high quality, true Nantes-type carrot. Performing well even in heavier soils, it has very smooth 6-7 inch long roots, 1-1 1/2 inch shoulders, a deep orange color, and excellent uniformity. An early variety, it is a great choice as your main crop carrot or for bunching for market. The 12 inch tall, dark green tops make a delicate garnish.
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CR27263 days. Gardeners from around the world recognize Nantes varieties as the finest fresh-eating carrots available. A good strong top was on the mind of breeders when they developed Napa. The handle allows gardeners to harvest it without it breaking. Very uniform and high yielding, it also grows well in heavier soils. It can reach 7-8 inches long and forms 1 1/2 inch shoulders. The roots are deep orange and have that famous Nantes sweet, toothsome crunch. Dutch seed.
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CR27870 days. Indulge in White Satin and discover pure luxury in a carrot! Its lustrous, pristine white roots grow to 8 inches and are a delight to eat. They're crunchy and juicy, with a flavor that's sweet, mild, and silky smooth. White Satin adds a touch of opulence to the carrot patch and glamour to the plate.
