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| OG | Chantenay Red Core | 75 | 6 x 3" | 18" strong | Heavy yielding. Reselected for high color dice or chunk. Slow bolting. |
| P | Danvers | 75 | 8 x 2.5" | 18" strong | Durable, multi–purpose carrot. Bolt hardy. |
| P | Little Finger | 68 | 3 x .5" | Small, weak | Baby gourmet Nantes type develops color quickly for early pulling. |
| P | Parisian | 60-65 | 1 - 1.5" | Medium | Deep–orange, round roots have excellent fl avor and hold a long time without bursting or getting woody. |
| Scarlet Nantes | 74 | 7 x 1.5" | 15" strong | Popular as a sweet baby, slicer, or fresh market variety. Slow bolting. | |
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| OG,P | Science Fiction Mix | Flash Gordon’s illustrators couldn’t have chosen a better mix. Atomic Red 65 days. 11X1.5" bright red. Cooking intensifies color and unlocks delicious flavor. Cosmic Purple 58 days. 7". Smooth purle skin. Coreless, orange interior. Purple remains after cooking. Lunar White 60 days. Almost completely coreless. Mild fl avor. Delicious picked small for baby carrots. Solar Yellow 63 days. 6–7" long. Completely yellow. Extra crunch and juicy, with refreshing sweet fl avor. |
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| P | Tendersweet | 69-80 | 8 - 10" x 1.5 - 2" | 16 - 20" | Uniform deep red–orange, smooth, nearly coreless, very sweet, similar to Imperator. Introduced in Olds catalog in 1946! |
Little Finger
Parisian
Atomic Red
Cosmic Purple
Lunar White
Solar Yellow
Tendersweet