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Purple Haze Carrot Seeds • 70 days • AAS Winner • Package contains approximately 100 seeds Purple Haze Hybrid Carrot Seeds • Germination: 12 to 18 days at 55 to 70F. • Plant seeds 1/2 inch deep with 2 inches between plants and 18 inches between rows. If you love carrots with a beautiful, distinct appearance and wonderful taste, Purple Haze Carrots might be perfect for you! These hybrid carrots boast high nutritional content and are a great option for those trying to add a little more colorful variety to their diets. Purple Haze carrots are a dark purple color on the outside with an orange core. Because the wonderful color of these carrots can bleed when they are cooked, this variety is especially good to enjoy raw. They are, however, great in all kinds of recipes asking for carrots. Although carrots are most often orange, they come in a variety of colors that can brighten up salads and other dishes. Carrots come in different shapes and sizes from blocky and short to tapered and slender. These root vegetables are easy to grow and tend to be hardy, offering a great source of vitamins and delicious taste without a lot of effort. Planting, Growing, and Harvesting: Carrots are a cool-weather crop that can make a wonderful addition to your garden. Plant carrot seeds directly into tilled soil in a sunny spot. The soil should be well-drained with plenty of organic matter. Carrots may be a little tricky when it comes to harvesting, since they grow underground and can’t be seen until you actually pull them up. Check by feeling the top of the carrot through the soil to get an idea of the diameter, then carefully pull if it is as large as you like. You may want to loosen the soil around the carrot before attempting to pull it out to make the task easier. Carrots store well and can be used in all kinds of recipes. Recipes/How to Use: Carrots can be stored in the refrigerator, left in the ground for later use, canned, frozen, or dried. There are many recipes that call for carrots and these vegetables are quite versatile. Honey Glazed Carrots 2 C. carrots, peeled and cut into small sections (baby carrots also work well) 2 T. honey 1 T. brown sugar 1/2 T. butter 1/2 tsp. lemon juice dash of ginger Steam the carrots. In a saucepan, combine honey, brown sugar, butter, lemon juice, and ginger and cook on medium heat until it starts to bubble. Turn off heat. Add carrots and mix well to coat. |
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