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Carrot Eskimo F1 Seeds (AGM)

Carrot Eskimo is one of the tastiest vegetables to pick fresh from your garden in the depths of winter as it has excellent frost tolerance. Not too surprising given its name, but you will able to harvest from November through to January, affording a nice grow your own treat for Christmas dinner!. Sow seed thinly to reduce the need for thinning as carrot-fly are attracted by the sweet smell.

It is considered good companion planting to sow rows of carrots in between onions as the smell of the onions puts off the carrot-fly, a lot of onions are required though but worth a try.

Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seed Information

Seed Quantity:	Approx 250 seeds per pack.
Site:	Deep, fertile sandy soil free from stones is ideal. Don't grow on ground that has been manured in the last year as it causes forking. A sunny spot is perfect.
When to Sow:	March to July.
How to Sow:	Sow thinly, directly into a drill 1.5cm deep. Aim for a seed every 2.5cm to avoid the need for too much thinning and sow in rows 15cm apart. If you do need to thin do it at night when the carrot-fly is not around. Lightly cover the seed with fine soil and water carefully with a fine hose. Seedlings should appear at about 17 days.
Care:	Water at night and keep watered in dry periods. Try not to weed especially during the day as it may attract carrot-fly.
Harvest:	June to January. Lift all remaining roots by January remove soil from the roots and store in dry sand but do not allow the carrots to touch each other as it can cause rotting.

When to Sow Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seeds

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RHS Award of Garden Merit

Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seeds have been awarded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit (AGM). This award indicates that the plant is recommended by the RHS and helps gardeners make informed choices about plants. [READ MORE]

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Carrot Eskimo F1 Seeds (AGM)

It is considered good companion planting to sow rows of carrots in between onions as the smell of the onions puts off the carrot-fly, a lot of onions are required though but worth a try.

Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seed Information

Seed Quantity:	Approx 250 seeds per pack.
Site:	Deep, fertile sandy soil free from stones is ideal. Don't grow on ground that has been manured in the last year as it causes forking. A sunny spot is perfect.
When to Sow:	March to July.
How to Sow:	Sow thinly, directly into a drill 1.5cm deep. Aim for a seed every 2.5cm to avoid the need for too much thinning and sow in rows 15cm apart. If you do need to thin do it at night when the carrot-fly is not around. Lightly cover the seed with fine soil and water carefully with a fine hose. Seedlings should appear at about 17 days.
Care:	Water at night and keep watered in dry periods. Try not to weed especially during the day as it may attract carrot-fly.
Harvest:	June to January. Lift all remaining roots by January remove soil from the roots and store in dry sand but do not allow the carrots to touch each other as it can cause rotting.

When to Sow Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seeds

Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec

RHS Award of Garden Merit

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Carrot Eskimo F1 Seeds (AGM)—

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It is considered good companion planting to sow rows of carrots in between onions as the smell of the onions puts off the carrot-fly, a lot of onions are required though but worth a try.

Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seed Information

Seed Quantity:	Approx 250 seeds per pack.
Site:	Deep, fertile sandy soil free from stones is ideal. Don't grow on ground that has been manured in the last year as it causes forking. A sunny spot is perfect.
When to Sow:	March to July.
How to Sow:	Sow thinly, directly into a drill 1.5cm deep. Aim for a seed every 2.5cm to avoid the need for too much thinning and sow in rows 15cm apart. If you do need to thin do it at night when the carrot-fly is not around. Lightly cover the seed with fine soil and water carefully with a fine hose. Seedlings should appear at about 17 days.
Care:	Water at night and keep watered in dry periods. Try not to weed especially during the day as it may attract carrot-fly.
Harvest:	June to January. Lift all remaining roots by January remove soil from the roots and store in dry sand but do not allow the carrots to touch each other as it can cause rotting.

When to Sow Carrot Eskimo F1 Vegetable Seeds

Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec