These bright golden-orange heirloom carrots are fine grained and very tender. This variety is known for its sweet delicate flavor. The thick roots are smooth and about 6 inches long. It does well in adverse climates and produces excellent yields and quality in the Southwest. It's ability to produce well in shallow soil is a bonus for desert gardens. 65 days.

Packet size = 2.5 grams

CARROTS

WHEN TO PLANT: Spring and fall planting

DEPTH OF PLANTING: 1/4-1/2" deep, cover with fine soil.

PLANTS APART IN ROWS (AFTER THINNING): 2" apart

DISTANCE BETWEEN ROWS: 12" apart

RAISED BED PLANTING GUIDE: After thinning, plants should be 2-3"apart throughout bed.

SOIL TYPE RECOMMENDED: light, deeply tilled soil.

TUCSON PLANTING INFORMATION: If caliche (hard rock like formation) is a problem, grow half-long varieties in raised beds. Rocky soil produces gnarled carrots. Plant August 15 to March 15.