Plant: Early Spring or Fall

200 seeds   |   68 days   |   Heirloom

This heat-tolerant orange carrot with broad shoulders has been a favorite of gardeners and farmers for over a century. Developed in 1871 in Danvers, Massachusetts, it is tolerant of many soil types including high-clay soils. Its strong tops prevent breaking during harvesting.

$3.75

Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Daucus carota

200 seeds/pack |  85 days

Purple-skinned carrot with an orange core. With a sweet, spicy flavor and its unique coloring it is sure to be a favorite with kids and at the market. Dragons grow 7-8 inches and taper to a point at the end. Bred by John Navazio.

$3.75

Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Daucus carota

200 seeds  | 55 days 

Minicor is true to its name. This Nantes type baby carrot develops a vibrant, deep orange color. It’s considered a fingerling variety, growing uniformly smooth, straight roots, 6-7”, in loose soil. A satisfyingly crunchy Dutch carrot that maintains fine texture and taste when cooked.

$3.75

Plant: Early Spring or Fall

200 seeds   |  75-85 days  

Here is a sweet, high yielding, reliable and long-storing carrot which we stand by. With blunt, well-filled tips and smooth skins, it will be a market pleaser. A large-sized Nantes type that forms sturdy 6-8″ long, cylindrical, fine-grained roots that are bright orange throughout. Nantes Coreless sweetens up earlier than other varieties of this type. It possesses strong, vigorous tops, smooth skin, good tip fill and a complex, carroty flavor. 

$3.75

Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Daucus carota

200 seeds  | 68 days | Heirloom

Classic orange carrot with superb taste, crisp texture and blunt tip. Great garden snack for kids. Grows 8 inches even in clay soil. We found this carrot wintered well at our farm at 2500 ft. Sow in succession for continuous harvest, and keep seedbed moist.

$3.75