When to Plant Carrots – Harvest to Table

Carrots are often grown in spring, fall, and wintry weather in warm-winter spaces. Carrots can also be grown during the summer season in refined to cool summer season spaces and surplus can also be stored for wintry weather.

Carrots could also be seeded as early in spring as the ground can also be worked. Make successive sowings of carrots at sessions of about 3 weeks so that you could have a unbroken supply of cushty carrots far and wide the season.

Carrots will expand on just about any type of soil as long as it is rainy, humus-rich, free, and free from clods and stones. Sandy loams and peats are the most efficient.

Cover carrot seed about ½ inch on rainy soils; a lot much less, normally about ¼ inch, on heavy soils.

With care in seeding, carrots will require little thinning. Carrots can stand some crowding, specifically in free soils. Then again, carrots must expand no thicker than 10 to 15 plants in line with foot of row.

Usual carrots are Chantenay, Nantes, and Imperator.

Carrots must be harvested and stored quicker than the principle exhausting frost occurs; the roots could also be injured by the use of cold.

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Planting dates for spring and summer season harvest

(The ones dates are for the Northern Hemisphere)

Cheap date of the overall frost	Planting dates
Jan. 30	Jan. 1-Mar.1
Feb. 8	Jan. 1-Mar.1
Feb. 18	Jan. 15-Mar.1
Feb. 28	Feb. 1-Mar. 1
Mar. 10	Feb. 10-Mar. 15
Mar. 20	Feb. 15-Mar. 20
Mar. 30	Mar. 1-Apr. 10
Apr. 10	Mar. 10-Apr. 20
Apr. 20	Apr. 1- May 15
Apr. 30	Apr. 10-June 1
May 10	Apr. 20-June 15
May 20	May 1-June 1
May 30	May 1-June 1
June 10	May 10-June 1
June 10	May 20-June 1

Carrot planting details

Sowing depth: ¼ -½ inch (.6-1.2cm)
House between plant after thinning: 1-3 inches (2.5-7cm)
Days to sprout: 12
Days to harvest: 70-85
Storage period: 2-3 weeks
Seeds in line with 100 row ft: ½ ounce (14g)
Yield in line with 100 row ft: 100 pounds (45 kilos)
Recommended Varieties: Chantenay, Nantes, Imperator, Touchon
Notes: Store where no longer too dry

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Planting dates for spring and summer season harvest

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