75 DAYS
Daucus carota
Bolero carrots are a delightful choice for the home gardener, known for their sweet, crunchy texture and their excellent storing capabilities. With bright orange, slightly tapered roots reaching about 5 in. in length, these carrots feature the classic blunt Nantes tip, making them both visually appealing and tasty. Perfect for market sales or home cooking, they provide consistent quality throughout the growing season.
Size: Mature roots grow to 5 in. in length, with an upright habit of 12 to 18 in.
Yield: High yield potential, with approximately 900 seeds per gram.
Taste: Sweet and crunchy with a bright, bold flavour.
How to use: Ideal for fresh eating, salads, and cooking, Bolero carrots can also be stored for winter use.
Planting tips: Sow 1/4 in. deep in well-draining soil once the danger of frost has passed. Ensure adequate spacing of 2 to 4 in. for optimal growth; they prefer full sun.
Harvest tips: Carrots are ready to harvest when they are the desired size, typically 75 days after sowing. Top foliage should be lush and vibrant.
Pelleted seed.
