(Daucus carota). The original Danvers Half Long dates back to the 1870s. This strain “126” was improved in the 1940s.
The old standard American carrot is adaptable and dependable. This variety has thick 7-inch roots with a wonderful flavor.70 days to maturity - Full sun - Sprouts ...(Daucus carota). The original Danvers Half Long dates back to the 1870s.
This strain “126” was improved in the 1940s. The old standard American carrot is adaptable and dependable. This variety has thick 7-inch roots with a wonderful flavor.70 days to maturity - Full sun - Sprouts in 12-18 days - Seed Depth: 1/8"Plant Spacing: thin to 2-3" Ideal Temperature: 50-75 FFrost Hardy: Yes - Growing Tips: Danvers 126 Half-Long carrot is a classic heirloom carrot variety, widely appreciated for its adaptability and excellent performance in a variety of soil types if you loosen them before planting, especially heavier or clay soils where other carrot varieties might struggle.
As with all carrots, they require full sun and adequate moisture, but only average fertilizing.