Bred especially for heavy or poor soil.
Burpee Exclusive
Easy to grow and full of vitamins, this rich, sweet flavored carrot has 4″ roots that are bright orange to the center. It was bred especially for heavy or poor soil and can also be grown in large containers. Burpee Exclusive. GARDEN HINTS: Sow seed in deep, well-worked stone-free soil after danger of heavy frost in the spring. Do not transplant because crooked roots may result. A 1,500 seed packet sows a 40′ row.

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