Growing Carrots in Your Vegetable Garden

By Sara Pacher
Published on January 1, 1988
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The taste and texture of a carrot are more likely to depend on proper cultivation in a good soil than on the choice of a particular cultivar, but varieties can have special qualities.
The taste and texture of a carrot are more likely to depend on proper cultivation in a good soil than on the choice of a particular cultivar, but varieties can have special qualities.
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Add a bright splash of color to any meal with a tasty, nutritious dish of Orange-Almond Carrots.
Add a bright splash of color to any meal with a tasty, nutritious dish of Orange-Almond Carrots.

MOTHER’S vegetable garden shares how to grow carrots, including the history and horticulture of the carrot, what, where, when and how to plant, pests, and how to harvest and store carrots. 

Growing Carrots in Your Vegetable Garden

A few years back, a study of the effects of sounds on
stress revealed that the noises made when chewing crunchy
foods seemed to relieve tension. I can’t vouch for that
report, but I know there is a special pleasure in the

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