Carrot. Yellowstone F1. Best Seller!

Carrot Yellowstone
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Carrot. Yellowstone F1. Best Seller!

£2.50

The nations favourite vegetable. Companion plants to these are beets, onions and calendulas. Just £2.50 for 350 seeds.

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CARROT

F1 Yellowstone.


Difficulty Rating = Medium


 

Plant Info

 

Produces long cylindrical roots. That feature a yellow colour to the skin and flesh.


 

Planting and sowing instructions

 

Sow April, May, June. Harvest August to November. Sow outdoors from April to June. Direct sow outdoors in a weed free sunny position in fertile, light well drained soil. Carrots dislike freshly manured soil so prepare beds in autumn. Sow thinly at a depth of 1cm in drills and 30cm apart. Thin to 5cm. Carrots grow well in containers.


 

Companion planting information

 

Beets, onions and calendulas.


 

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