Territorial Seed Company Giants of Colmar

These carrots typically reach maturity in 75 days. Because they are an excellent winter crop, you can plant them in late summer or fall to enjoy a harvest well into the colder months.

For best results, sow the seeds at a depth of 1/4 inch. Ensure your soil is well-worked and loose to accommodate the long, 11-12 inch roots these carrots produce.

The variety is the same, but the form differs for ease of planting. Pelleted seeds are coated in a natural material to make them larger and easier to handle, which is particularly helpful for precise spacing during direct sowing.

Yes, thinning is essential for these large roots to develop properly. Once the seedlings are established, thin them to 1–3 inches apart to give each carrot enough room to reach its full size.

No, this heirloom variety is specifically noted for its resistance to splitting. This makes them a reliable choice for gardeners who want to leave their carrots in the ground longer for a staggered harvest.

Yes, these seeds have a viable life of approximately 3 years when stored in a cool, dry, and dark location. Always check for a minimum germination rate of 75% to ensure the best success in subsequent years.