carrots

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• Date: Thu, 22 May 1997 15:43:51 -0700
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>I'm under planting some sparse trees with white pansies which I shall 
>break up with the odd nice, large round cabbage
>

That sounds really pretty--cabbage green +white.  Sounds like you have a
year-round growing season there--what's your latitude?

>>It's about time I pulled finger and planted another row of carrots. 
>>Can anyone recommend a good sweet variety? What are your favourites?
>
Best carrot I ever grew is Rumba (Johnny's Seed)--large, crisp, sweet,
great in storage.  Artist is a good one too--similar.  Now I'm
experimenting with chantenays that allegedly do well in clayey soil.  Any
ideas?

Havi


Havi Hoffman

look what's growing now...Vegetable Gardens
at The Mining Company (www.miningco.com)
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vegetablegarden.guide@miningco.com

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