Autumn King 2 Vita Longa carrot seeds - 2000 seeds per pkt. High yields + excellent storage potential

Sow Autumn King 2 Vita Longa seeds on your vegetable plot, in containers or in a VegTrug for big yields of large, stump-rooted main-crop carrots, so impressive and suited to home-growing that it received the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. 

Carrot Autumn King 2 Vita Longa has good storage potential so you can enjoy a steady supply of carrots through the winter and well into spring.

This variety shows natural resistance to carrot fly for more guaranteed harvests and can be left in the ground over winter due to its strong growth and tolerance to winter weather. Even so, we still recomment either covering your crop with insect mesh or sowing the seeds in a high raised bed where the carrot fly doesn't go. (They only fly a few inches above ground)

We recommend that you sow your carrot seeds where you wish to grow them for their whole life-cycle. Avoid potting on carrots and keep transportation to a minimum.

This is a long rooted maincrop carrot variety which stores well into winter or can be left in the ground over winter

Sow Outdoors: April-June sow thinly ½in (1cm) deep in shallow pre-watered drills, in soil that hasn''t been manured in the last 12 months. Keep soil moist at all times

Thin Out: 2-3in (5-8cm) apart. Avoid crushing the leaves as the scent attracts carrot root fly.

Harvest: September-February

Carrots do best on light, stone free, fertile soils. Stores well into winter.

Surround the carrot bed with a barrier of fleece at least 60cm high to keep low flying carrot root fly from your crop.

Sow Outdoors: April-June sow thinly ½in (1cm) deep in shallow pre-watered drills, in soil that hasn''t been manured in the last 12 months. Keep soil moist at all times.

Thin Out: 2-3in (5-8cm) apart. Avoid crushing the leaves as the scent attracts carrot root fly.

Harvest: September-February

Surround the carrot bed with a barrier of fleece at least 60cm high to keep low flying carrot root fly from your crop.

Can remain in the ground over winter

Autumn King 2 Vita Longa carrot seeds - 2000 seeds per pkt. High yields + excellent storage potential

Sow Autumn King 2 Vita Longa seeds on your vegetable plot, in containers or in a VegTrug for big yields of large, stump-rooted main-crop carrots, so impressive and suited to home-growing that it received the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. 

Carrot Autumn King 2 Vita Longa has good storage potential so you can enjoy a steady supply of carrots through the winter and well into spring.

This variety shows natural resistance to carrot fly for more guaranteed harvests and can be left in the ground over winter due to its strong growth and tolerance to winter weather. Even so, we still recomment either covering your crop with insect mesh or sowing the seeds in a high raised bed where the carrot fly doesn't go. (They only fly a few inches above ground)

We recommend that you sow your carrot seeds where you wish to grow them for their whole life-cycle. Avoid potting on carrots and keep transportation to a minimum.

This is a long rooted maincrop carrot variety which stores well into winter or can be left in the ground over winter

Sow Outdoors: April-June sow thinly ½in (1cm) deep in shallow pre-watered drills, in soil that hasn''t been manured in the last 12 months. Keep soil moist at all times

Thin Out: 2-3in (5-8cm) apart. Avoid crushing the leaves as the scent attracts carrot root fly.

Harvest: September-February

Carrots do best on light, stone free, fertile soils. Stores well into winter.

Surround the carrot bed with a barrier of fleece at least 60cm high to keep low flying carrot root fly from your crop.

Sow Outdoors: April-June sow thinly ½in (1cm) deep in shallow pre-watered drills, in soil that hasn''t been manured in the last 12 months. Keep soil moist at all times.

Thin Out: 2-3in (5-8cm) apart. Avoid crushing the leaves as the scent attracts carrot root fly.

Harvest: September-February

Surround the carrot bed with a barrier of fleece at least 60cm high to keep low flying carrot root fly from your crop.

Can remain in the ground over winter

 

Last update: 14.06.2021