Homegrown carrots are a sweet, crunchy, and fresh addition to your vegetable garden. Crisp, delicious carrots harvested from your garden are even better than the ones you can get at your farmers ...

Justin Hancock, a horticulturist at Costa Farms, recommends the Thumbelina variety of carrots in particular, as it's an even ...

This warms things up. Carrots need a loose, well-drained soil that is at least 8 to 12 inches deep. Since most garden soils are not this way, the easiest thing to do is to sow carrot seeds in a ...

Carrot varieties are described as early or maincrop varieties, but also either short-root or long-root varieties. These names give you an idea of when they will crop and the type of soil they're ...

Raised garden beds are ideal for edible plants, as they keep your harvest organized, prevent over-planting, and deter weeds ...

Farmer Lee Jones showed us what is in The Chef’s Garden “Easter Box.” Chef Jamie Simpson shared a recipe using fresh carrots from the “Easter Box.” They also talked about upcoming events ...

a large pot or window box (at least 20cm deep) filled with multipurpose compost (the best option if your garden soil is shallow ... For a continuous supply of carrots, sow a few seeds every ...

Whether you grow carrots in spring and summer for quick, tasty crops or in the autumn for larger roots to store over winter, they're one of the tastiest crops you can grow. The Which? Gardening team ...