Carrot

Carrot Seeds suit full sun and loose, stone‑free soil; direct sow after last frost, thin seedlings, succession‑sow through the cool season, and use deep containers to encourage straight, uniform roots.
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Grow crisp, sweet roots from seed

Carrot Seeds provide a dependable route to crisp, sweet roots from this versatile root vegetable, also known as (Daucus carota subsp. sativus). A wide range of types helps tailor the harvest: Nantes for uniform cylindrical roots and a tender bite, Danvers for deeper, tapered roots, Chantenay for compact beds, Imperator for long, refined shapes, and rainbow selections for vivid harvests. Many options balance sweetness with texture, from baby roots for early pulling to robust storage carrots suited to a longer season. As a cool-season crop, these fine seed are best direct sown outdoors to avoid transplant shock and forked roots. Selections often include bolt resistant strains to extend sowing windows and maintain a reliable flowering-free vegetative phase for roots with consistently sweet flavour.

For steady results, Carrot Seeds thrive in full sun and benefit from loose sandy loam or other stone-free soil in well-drained beds and raised beds. Direct sow after last frost when the soil is workable; suitable soil temperature shortens germination time and supports even stands. Sow thinly, keep rows weed-free, and practice gentle thinning seedlings to reduce competition and encourage straight roots. Maintain even moisture from emergence to sizing to avoid splitting. Where carrot fly pressure exists, simple barriers such as a floating row cover can improve outcomes. Containers can be used effectively when employing deep pots with a friable, stone-free medium to accommodate root length and minimize distortion.

Carrot Seeds suit succession sowing through the cool season to stage harvests of baby roots and mature, cylindrical roots for fresh use and kitchen prep. In mild climates, a late summer to autumn sowing can provide a winter harvest or overwinter for early spring pulling. As an edible staple, carrots fit salads, roasting, and soups with ease, while compact types suit balcony planters and small spaces. Thoughtful spacing, consistent care, and appropriate carrot fly protection help translate diverse heirloom and modern choices into abundant, high-quality roots from Carrot Seeds.

Daucus carota subsp. sativus

Navigate related vegetable seed categories arranged around this collection. The links include the broader parent group and nearby options for root crops, quick-to-sprout choices suited to direct sowing, container-friendly picks for small spaces, and biennial types for longer cycles. Exploring adjacent groups helps plan rotations, coordinate successions after the last frost or during cool spells, and match planting to your soil, space, and seasonal conditions.

Daucus carota subsp. sativus

Grow this cool-season root vegetable in full sun and loose, deep, stone-free soil that drains well; sandy or loamy beds help fine roots form straight and cylindrical rather than forked. Direct sow outdoors after the last frost once soil is workable, keeping the seedbed evenly moist for steady germination. Avoid fresh manure, which can distort roots. Succession sow small rows through the cool season; in mild climates, late summer to autumn sowings may overwinter for a winter harvest. Maintain weed-free rows and consistent moisture to prevent checks in growth and improve sweet flavour.

  • Sow thinly; thin seedlings to 2–5 cm between plants, with rows 20–30 cm apart, to reduce competition and forked roots.
  • Fine seed needs a moist surface: germination time is typically 7–21 days, quickest at soil temperatures around 10–24°C.
  • Use floating row cover for carrot fly protection; keep weed-free rows and rotate well-drained beds annually.
  • Edible: harvest baby roots for tenderness, or grow on for storage carrots; lift carefully and store cool and dry.
  • Container suitable: choose a deep container (25–30 cm+) with loose, stone-free mix and maintain even moisture.

When to sow carrot seeds outdoors

Carrot seeds are a cool-season crop best direct sown outdoors after the last frost, once soil is workable and not waterlogged. For a steady supply, make small succession sowings through the cool season; in mild areas, late summer to autumn sowings may overwinter for a late-winter or early-spring harvest. Choose full sun and weed-free rows. Germination typically takes 10–21 days, varying with soil temperature and moisture. Keep surface moisture consistently even to help the fine seed sprout and reduce crusting.

How deep to plant carrot seeds

Plant carrot seeds very shallowly, about 5–10 mm (roughly 1/4 in) deep, as they are fine seeds needing light contact with moist soil. Cover lightly with sifted soil or sand, then firm gently so seeds don’t dry out. Maintain a uniformly damp surface until emergence; avoid heavy watering that compacts or washes the seed. A thin layer of horticultural fleece can help retain moisture and deter crusting during early germination.

Carrot spacing and thinning guide

Sow thinly in rows set 20–30 cm (8–12 in) apart. Once seedlings are established, thin gradually to 2–5 cm (1–2 in) between plants: closer spacing for baby roots, wider for full-size storage carrots. Snip extras at soil level to minimize root disturbance. Thinning in the evening and watering afterward helps settle soil around the remaining seedlings. Keep beds evenly moist and weeded to reduce competition, supporting straight, cylindrical roots.

Best soil for growing carrots

Loose, deep, stone-free, well-drained sandy or loamy soil produces the most uniform roots. Remove stones and clods, and avoid fresh manure or recently added rich compost, which can cause forked roots and excessive foliage. Raised beds and well-prepared, fine tilth surfaces aid even germination and root penetration. Gentle fertility and steady, even moisture encourage sweet flavour; compacted layers or sudden wet–dry swings often lead to misshapen or split roots.

Can you grow carrots in containers

Carrots grow well in containers provided there is sufficient depth and a free-draining, loose mix. Use a pot at least 25–30 cm (10–12 in) deep for most types; shorter or cylindrical baby varieties suit shallower pots. Sow thinly, then thin to 2–4 cm (about 1–1.5 in) between plants. Position in full sun and water consistently so the mix never dries completely, as irregular moisture can cause bitterness or cracking. Ensure good drainage and avoid compacting the surface.

How to prevent carrot fly on carrots

Physical protection is the most reliable method: cover rows with fine insect mesh or floating row cover from emergence, ensuring edges are well sealed. Thin gently to reduce scent release, remove thinnings immediately, and avoid bruising foliage. Keep beds weeded and rotate growing areas to break pest cycles. Timing sowings to avoid known peak pressures and maintaining healthy, well-drained beds also lowers risk, supporting steady growth with fewer blemishes.

Products are sourced from accredited suppliers and produced to applicable quality and phytosanitary standards, with certification where required. Lots are traceable, stored under controlled conditions, and subject to germination and purity checks. Handling and use should follow local regulations. Growing guidance is general and may vary with microclimate, soil, hardiness zone, and hemisphere. Refer to product pages for specific instructions, including any restrictions, storage notes, and compliance details.

Grow crisp, sweet roots from seed

Carrot seeds produce crisp, sweet roots in a spectrum of colors and shapes, from quick baby types to hefty storage varieties. For best results, choose a loose, stone-free bed or deep container and avoid freshly manured soil. Sow directly where they will grow, as seedlings resent disturbance. After the last hard frosts, when soil warms, make shallow drills about 0.5 cm deep and sow thinly; in mild climates, late-season sowings can extend harvests. Keep the surface consistently moist until emergence, which can take 10–21 days. Once seedlings reach a few true leaves, thin gradually to 2–5 cm apart depending on the variety to encourage straight, uniform roots. Maintain even moisture and light, regular feeding; excessive nitrogen can cause forking. Succession sow every few weeks for a steady supply, pausing during extreme heat if germination becomes erratic. Harvest young for tenderness or allow 60–90 days for full size. Also listed under Vegetables Seeds.