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James H. Schutte
(Carrot, Red Cored Chantenay Carrot)
Don’t let the unusual red center of this colorful carrot throw you. The roots produced by ‘Red Cored Chantenay’ are particularly flavorful and can be harvested after 70-days.
The cultivated carrot is a hardy, herbaceous, biennial of European and Asian origin. It is grown for its crisp, sweet, tasty tap roots. Often called Daucus carota ssp. sativus, it is a biennial but rarely gets the chance to flower because its roots are harvested in the first season. If allowed to flower,...
Jessie Keith
(Carrot, Romeo Carrot)
The roots of ‘Romeo’ are miniature and bulbous. Though cute, they are not the sweetest carrots. Instead they tend to be starchy, especially if grown in hotter weather. They mature in 55 days, so they are fast-growing and early. Sometimes they are called 'Round Romeo.' Grow short-rooted cultivars like this were soils are shallow.
The cultivated carrot is a hardy, herbaceous, biennial of European and Asian origin. It is grown for its crisp, sweet, tasty tap roots. Often called Daucus carota...
(Carrot, Scarlet Nantes Carrot)
This French heirloom variety yields cylindrical, blunt-tipped, bright orange carrots that are renowned for their sweet, crisp, nearly coreless flesh. It is also known as 'Early Coreless'. Plants grow from seed to maturity in about 70 days, or they can be harvested earlier for "baby carrots."
The cultivated carrot is a hardy herbaceous biennial of Eurasian and North African origin. It is grown for its crisp, sweet, tasty taproot. If its roots are not harvested, it produces lacy, white, umbrella-shaped...
(Carrot, St. Valery Carrot)
This heirloom variety yields long, thick carrots that are renowned for their robust flavor. The bright, medium red-orange carrots are fine-grained, sweet, and small-cored. Plants grow from seed to maturity in 70 to 90 days, or they can be harvested earlier for "baby carrots." Sometimes going by the name 'James Scarlet', 'Saint Valery' orginated in France before 1885.
The cultivated carrot is a hardy herbaceous biennial of Eurasian and North African origin. It is grown for its crisp, sweet, tasty...
All-America Selections
(Carrot, Thumbelina Carrot)
The roots of ‘Thumbelina’ are miniature and perfectly round. The cute carrots are sweet, crunchy and perfect for children to grow. They mature in 60 days, so they are fast-growing and early. Grow short-rooted cultivars like this were soils are shallow.
The cultivated carrot is a hardy, herbaceous, biennial of European and Asian origin. It is grown for its crisp, sweet, tasty tap roots. Often called Daucus carota ssp. sativus, it is a biennial but rarely gets the chance to flower...
(Ice Plant, White Nugget Ice Plant)
The pure white-flowered 'White Nugget' is heavy-blooming and cold hardy. This tough, drought tolerant succulent was discovered in 1996 by Kelly Grummons at Paulino Gardens of Denver, Colorado and is distinguished by its low compact habit, glassy bright green succulent leaves and small snow white daisy-like flowers. Blooming occurs from spring through summer and flowers may sporadically appear up to frost.
Hot, sunny locations with average, well-drained soil are ideal. Allow plants to completely...
Maureen Gilmer
(Hardy Yellow Ice Plant)
The succulent, angular foliage of hardy yellow iceplant forms beautiful lush green carpets. For many weeks in late spring or early summer, it becomes covered with lemon yellow daisy-like flowers that are highly attractive to bees. These open in the morning and close in the afternoon, with new blossoms emerging each day.
This native of eastern South Africa naturally inhabits rocky screes on mountainsides where conditions are both cold and dry. So, sunny locations with average to poor, sharply...
Jesse Saylor
(Hardy Yellow Ice Plant)
The succulent, angular foliage of hardy yellow iceplant forms beautiful lush green carpets. For many weeks in late spring or early summer, it becomes covered with lemon yellow daisy-like flowers that are highly attractive to bees. These open in the morning and close in the afternoon, with new blossoms emerging each day.
This native of eastern South Africa naturally inhabits rocky screes on mountainsides where conditions are both cold and dry. So, sunny locations with average to poor, sharply...
Yoder Brothers
(Pink Hardy Ice Plant, Starburst Ice Plant)
This beautiful lush-green carpet of succulent foliage with vivid, elegant magenta flowers makes a brilliant addition to the rock garden. This hybrid, ‘Starburst,’ descends from species to eastern South Africa, where they inhabit rocky scree high up on mountain ranges that are cold and exceptionally dry. This plant produces tiny, densely packed leaves. The plant is a clump that spreads gradually into a mat-like form, rooting as it grows to create colonies.
For many weeks in late spring or early...
Maureen Gilmer
(Basutoland Hardy Ice Plant, Golden Ice Plant, Hardy Ice Plant)
This is an extra vigorous form of the golden iceplant that tends to flower longer than the wild-type form. In winter, its fleshy leaves turn pretty shades of deep red.
The succulent, three-sided foliage of golden iceplant forms beautiful lush green mats that remain evergreen and turn russet hues in winter. The short, fleshy leaves are a pencil's width thick and form dense low mats. For many weeks in late spring or early summer, they become covered with golden yellow daisy-like flowers that are...