Carrot Naval F1

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Carrot 'Naval F1' (Daucus carota)offered by the seed company WH Perron

The 'Naval F1' carrot is an organic variety of the Nantaise type, ideal for gardeners looking for an early and abundant production. Its elongated and cylindrical roots, with a rounded tip, are distinguished by their uniformity and sweet taste. Thanks to its rapid maturity, this variety allows a second sowing in the same plot after harvest, thus optimizing your growing space.

Maturity after sowing (days): 55
Root shape: Elongated
Internal color: Small dark heart
Root length (cm): 20-22
Collar diameter (cm): 2-2.5
Type: Nantes
Quantity per pack: Approximately 1000 seeds
Formulation: Organic
Companion plants: Wormwood, ground cherry, curly chicory, chives, shallot, endive, bean, onion, hot pepper
Enemy plants: Garlic, dill, beetroot, mint, parsley

Cultivation method:

Sow directly into the open ground when the soil has warmed, to a depth of 6mm. Space the rows 30-40cm apart and thin out the plants to leave about 5cm between each carrot. Prepare a loose, rich and well-drained soil to encourage uniform root growth. Maintain consistent moisture throughout the crop for best results.

Harvest carrots when the roots are 20-22cm long, enjoying their crisp texture and mild flavour. This variety is perfect for eating fresh or cooked and is suitable for quick rotation in your garden thanks to its early maturity.

Add organic 'Naval F1' carrot to your vegetable garden for a productive and tasty crop, ideal for gardeners looking for fast and uniform harvests.

The availability of our seeds varies depending on seasonal availability, production schedules and supplier inventory. Certain varieties may only be offered for a limited time based on their natural growth cycle, sowing period or available stock. These product pages are designed to help and inspire gardeners in choosing the right seeds for vegetable gardens, flower beds, pollinator gardens, container growing, naturalization projects and sustainable outdoor spaces.