When in doubt, pull a test carrot to check the progress of your crop. If it has the proper width to harvest and the mature ...

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‘The depth required will depend on the variety of carrots you are growing; however, as a general rule, the containers tend to need to be between 6 and 15 inches deep,’ says Holly Jones, a ...

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The freshness of garden-grown carrots is unmatched. Discover how to grow your own carrots, popular carrot varieties, and our top plant care tips.

Types: Small/Round, Baby, Chantenay, Danvers, Nantes, Imperator, and Novelty. In heavy soils, the shorter more cone-shaped varieties such as the Danvers type, may be easier to grow and harvest.

Short carrots, such as chantenay types, can behand-pulled. Longer carrots will need to be gently lifted using a digging fork. You can leave carrots in the ground until January. Or, store them in a ...

Plant carrots side-by-side with these companions to help repel insects. Onions And Leeks. Getty Images. Botanical Name: Allium cepa, A. porrum. Sun Exposure: Full sun. Soil Type: Well-drained ...

Type: winter squash, butternut Height: 45cm (18in) Spread: 2m (6.5ft) Best for: long storage If you’re after a butternut, ‘Hunter’ is one of the most high-yielding hybrid squash varieties ...

Here are six of the best types of kale to grow in your garden, so you can have a fresh supply of this leafy green to use in your kitchen. Ornamental Kale. Laurie Black.