Carrots: home-grown goodness

By Geoff Hicks
Updated October 10 2017 - 4:30pm, first published October 9 2017 - 11:01am
MIX IT UP: Gardeners should sow their carrots in a different area every year for four or five years, as this can cut down disease risk. Carrots can also be grown in containers that are at least 30cm deep.
MIX IT UP: Gardeners should sow their carrots in a different area every year for four or five years, as this can cut down disease risk. Carrots can also be grown in containers that are at least 30cm deep.

Carrots that are grown in the home garden will have a more intense flavour than those purchased from retail suppliers. Carrots are a very versatile vegetable to grow, being suitable to be eaten both raw and when cooked.

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