HISTORY: Did you know that the original carrot was white and not orange? The Celts in Northern Europe grew carrots that were white. Afghanistan, Syria and Iran grew yellow or purple carrots. Our sweet, deep orange carrots of today were first developed in Holland during the 1600's, then moving to America with the first settlers.
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Old Australian variety first introduced by market gardeners in Western Australia. Deep orange, tapering root to 25cm long. Hardy variety which does well in most areas. 85 - 100 days. 1200 seeds
(Daucas carota) Heirloom first introduced in 1936 by James Vick & Sons seedsmen. Rich orange, coreless, tapered root to 25cm long with purple tinged leaves. Doesn't lose its colour when cooked. Reputed to be the sweetest of all carrots. Great for preserving, baking, juicing or eating raw. Freezes well. Popular with market growers because of its attractive bunch. 70-75 days