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Carrot seeds grow into root vegetables known for their sweet flavour and crunchy texture. Thriving in loose, well-drained soil, our carrot seeds are easy to sow and come in a variety of colours and shapes.
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Browse our advice on buying, planting and growing your carrot seeds. Our expert team is available six days a week to offer you any further advice or help with queries. You can also take a look at our FAQs for more help.
Carrot seeds are best sown directly into your garden, as they do not transplant well from pots. In the UK, you can plant your carrot seeds from March to early July. If you plant in the earlier months, make sure to do so under cloches or cold frames to protect the seedlings from late frosts until temperatures start to rise. For a continuous harvest, sow your carrot seeds every two to three weeks, ensuring a supply of fresh carrots from late spring through to autumn.
Harvest carrots when they have reached their full size, and the roots are firm and brightly coloured. The time to harvest carrots depends on the variety and growing conditions, but most carrots are ready to harvest 10 to 16 weeks after sowing. Early varieties can be harvested from late spring to early summer, while main-crop varieties are typically ready from mid-summer to autumn.
Growing carrots from seed allows you to enjoy a wider variety of flavours, colours and sizes than you will find at your supermarket. Whether you’re looking for sweet, crisp baby carrots or large, hearty roots for winter storage, starting from seed gives you control over the growing process. Carrots are a low-cost crop to grow from seed, and direct sowing means you can plant them exactly where you want them to grow, without the need for transplanting. Growing from seed also ensures your carrots are fresh, chemical-free and harvested at the peak of flavour and nutrition.
Carrots are easy to grow in various locations, including traditional garden beds, raised beds and deep containers. They thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Carrots can also be grown in smaller garden spaces or on balconies, as long as the containers are deep enough to accommodate the roots. You can take a closer look at what carrot seeds best suit your garden space at the top of the page using
Carrots grow well alongside companion plants such as onions, leeks and radishes, which can help deter pests like carrot flies.
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