Carrot Seeds 'Marion' F1

Daucus carota

Carrot 'Marion' is a tender, flavour-packed Nantes type that’s perfect for growing all year round. Whether you're sowing early or late, this reliable variety delivers smooth, sweet roots that are a joy to harvest and eat.

500 Seeds

10202178

In stock

£3.29

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Key Features

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High Yield

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Hardy

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Low Maintenance

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RHS AGM

Product Information

Eventual Height:

30cm

Dimensions:

Sufficient for 20 ft / 6m Row

Position:

Full Sun

Suitable for:

Patio, Small Gardens, Vegetable Plot, Raised Bed

Plant Type:

Biennial

Soil Type:

Light, well-drained, stone-free

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Growing Calendar

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Sow Outdoors

Sow Outdoors

Harvest

Harvest
  • Year-round carrots
  • Super-sweet flavour
  • Orange all the way up

Carrot 'Marion' F1 Hybrid is a Nantes type carrot with a long sowing period making it suitable for all year harvesting. You need never buy another carrot from the supermarket again; think of those savings make as prices go up and up at the shops. Royal Horticultural Society award-winning Marion seeds produce blunt tipped roots which are exceptionally tender and have a superb, sweet flavour. This variety has a good colour which does not turn green at the shoulder.

How To Grow

Carrots are a rewarding crop, producing sweet, crunchy roots perfect for salads, roasting, or snacking fresh from the soil. With varieties ranging from classic orange to purple and yellow, they’re versatile and colourful. Sow directly into light, well-draining soil free from stones for straight roots, or in deep containers on a sunny patio. Keep soil consistently moist for good germination and thin seedlings as they grow to allow space for strong roots.


Outdoor Sowing
Carrots dislike transplanting, so sow directly. Protect early sowings with fleece. Sow 1cm deep in shallow drills, sowing thinly to reduce thinning later, as thinning can attract carrot fly. Water regularly in dry spells. Thin seedlings to 5–8cm apart if required.


Companion Planting
Plant onions, leeks, or chives nearby to deter carrot fly. Lettuce and radishes make good companions, growing quickly and marking carrot rows. Avoid planting near dill or parsnips as they compete for space and nutrients.


Harvesting
Twist don’t tug! Grip tops close to the soil and twist gently to pull, avoiding breakage. Use a garden fork to ease them out if soil is firm.


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