Carrot Flyaway F1 RHS AGM
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Carrot Flyaway F1: Award-Winning Variety for Pest-Resistant Harvests
Discover Carrot Flyaway F1 seeds, an award-winning variety (RHS Award of Garden Merit) bred with tolerance to the notorious carrot fly. Featuring broad-shouldered, stump-ended roots with smooth skin and vibrant colouring, these mid-season Nantes-type carrots deliver exceptional quality and flavour. While not entirely immune to carrot fly, Flyaway F1 is far less attractive to egg-laying pests, making it a trusted choice for gardeners. For best results, consider planting alongside Early Nantes as a sacrificial crop or use enviromesh to protect your harvest. Perfect for gardeners seeking resilience, taste, and reliability, Carrot Flyaway F1 is a must-have for flourishing vegetable patches. Handy Tip: While Carrot Flyaway is less attractive to carrot fly, it’s not completely immune. To reduce the risk of damage, grow another variety, such as Early Nantes, alongside it. This acts as a sacrificial crop, luring the carrot fly away from your Carrot Flyaway harvest.
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 500 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: April to July_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds thinly and directly into their growing site, creating shallow rows spaced apart to give them room to grow. Aim to sow with care to avoid the need for thinning later on._x005F | |
| \",\"What to Do Next: To avoid attracting carrot fly, thin the seedlings in the evening when the risk is lower. Water the area beforehand and carefully remove any debris to minimize the scent. Avoid transplanting the seedlings; instead, aim for proper spacing between roots. For a practical approach, young carrots can be pulled alternately as you eat, naturally thinning the crop while enjoying the harvest._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: June to November\ |
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| [\"Approx. Seed count: 500 seeds_x005F | |
|---|---|
| \",\"When to Sow: April to July_x005F | |
| \",\"Where to Sow: Sow seeds thinly and directly into their growing site, creating shallow rows spaced apart to give them room to grow. Aim to sow with care to avoid the need for thinning later on._x005F | |
| \",\"What to Do Next: To avoid attracting carrot fly, thin the seedlings in the evening when the risk is lower. Water the area beforehand and carefully remove any debris to minimize the scent. Avoid transplanting the seedlings; instead, aim for proper spacing between roots. For a practical approach, young carrots can be pulled alternately as you eat, naturally thinning the crop while enjoying the harvest._x005F | |
| \",\"Harvest: June to November\ |
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| Stocking Units | Pack |
|---|---|
| Stocking Status | RunDown |