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| Carrots need plenty of water and nitrogen (about 1 cup per 100 square feet), though you shouldn’t use a weed and feed fertilizer.
Planting CarrotsYou cannot transplant carrots, so be sure to plant your seeds directly after the last frost. When the roots are ¾ inches in diameter at the upper end, your carrots should be ready to harvest. Push the root to the side and pull it out of the ground.
The Brow Farm gives information about carrots, their history and more. More information about growing carrots and even more information about carrots.
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