Danvers Carrot was named for the town where it was developed in 1871, and it has been a home gardening favorite ever since. It has a deep orange color with broad 6 to 8 inch tapered roots.

• Reliable Favorite - Danvers Carrot was named for the town where it was developed in 1871, and it has been a home gardening favorite ever since for its enhanced fiber content, beautiful and delicious roots, and dependable production.
• Developed for Heavy Soil - This medium-sized cultivar grows well even in rocky or clay soils, producing deep orange roots that reach 6-8 inches at maturity. These cone-shaped carrots reach 1.5-2 inches and have strong stalks that make them easy to harvest.

Net Wt. 800MG

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