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The Thompson & Morgan Carrot Nantes 2 is an ideal choice for home gardeners seeking a high-yielding, early-maturing crop that produces sweet, crunchy, and uniform carrots. Perfectly suited for both novice and experienced growers, this variety is prized for its minimal core and excellent resistance to carrot fly, though it requires well-drained, stone-free soil to reach its full potential of 30cm in height.
| Model Part Number | Nantes 2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
You can sow under cloches in March, or directly outdoors from April to July.
Sow seeds thinly at a depth of approximately 1cm in drills.
The variety typically matures in about 110 days from sowing.
Yes, provided the container is deep enough (at least 30cm) to accommodate the root length and you use high-quality potting compost.
Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers as they can lead to hairy, misshapen roots. A well-prepared, fertile soil is usually sufficient.
Each packet contains 1500 seeds.
This is usually caused by stony or compacted soil. Ensure the soil is tilled deeply before sowing.
Carrot seeds need consistent moisture to germinate. Keep the soil surface damp, perhaps by covering the row with a damp board or fleece until sprouts appear.
This occurs when the crown is exposed to sunlight. Mound a little extra soil or compost over the base of the stems to keep them covered.
To achieve optimal results, sow seeds under cloches in March for an early start, or directly into the ground from April to July. The Nantes 2 requires a sunny position with fertile, well-drained soil. Once seedlings reach a height of 5cm, thin them out to ensure they are spaced 15cm apart to prevent overcrowding. Regular watering is essential during dry spells to maintain consistent growth. Avoid the use of fresh manure, as it can encourage excessive foliage growth at the expense of root development. Weeding should be done carefully to avoid disturbing the young root systems.
