0ne of the earliest maturing varieties, giving smooth skinned, cylindrical roots which quickly form well filled, stump roots. Producing an impressive, deep orange colour root even from the earliest sowings.

A high quality variety producing small cylindrical roots with a rich deep orange red colour and almost no core. Very quick to mature, ideal for early forcing in frames, cloches etc. to produce delicious finger carrots. To produce quick crops out of doors from summer to autumn sow at 14 day intervals through the spring and early summer

An excellent maincrop variety with long, large, high quality conical roots with a fine, even internal colour. Highly recommended for eating fresh or for winter storage.

Here is the sweetest carrot we know, a superb carrot in every way with smooth, deliciously sweet and juicy high quality roots. Other sweet carrots, in the Amsterdam range for example, lose their sweetness as they mature. Bertan has the added advantage of keeping its sweet young carrot flavour right to maturity. Not only tops for flavour it is also an excellent cropper. A 2nd early/main crop type with a strong stump roots. Highly recommended.

Long roots with rich orange core and a crunchy sweet taste. Chantenay hybrids are renowned for their taste, and this is one of the best. Maincrop maturity that bulks up well to give good weight roots that store really well for autumn and winter use.

The result of over 15 years breeding, this is we believe the closest to being a completely carrot fly resistant variety. In recent trials it came out top when grown against over 20 other 'resistant' varieties. Its resistance lies in it having low levels of chlorogenic acid, a chemical which the larvae of the carrot fly needs for survival. This means that it appears to be unattractive to the fly and even if your crop is attacked to some degree the larvae will soon die after doing relatively little damage. A Nantes type with cylindrical roots and a good blunt end and, perhaps most importantly, they are succulent and sweet. This variety is based on original breeding work carried out by Dr Bob Ellis and sponsored by MAFF funding.

Resistance lies in them having low levels of chlorogenic acid, a chemical which the larvae of the carrot fly needs for survival. This means that they appear to be unattractive to the fly and even if your crop is attacked to some degree the larvae will soon die after doing relatively little damage.

Resistance lies in them having low levels of chlorogenic acid, a chemical which the larvae of the carrot fly needs for survival. This means that they appear to be unattractive to the fly and even if your crop is attacked to some degree the larvae will soon die after doing relatively little damage.

Infinity is an outstanding new carrot, which produces long, slender sweet roots with uniform orange colouring. This tasty variety is perfect for use raw as a snack for dips, as well as in winter stews and casseroles.

Very sweet tasty roots with a high Vit.C and Carotene content. Excellent for fresh eating, slicing, freezing, etc. High yields of long smooth, deep orange roots, sweet to the core.

Early maturing Nantes with smooth conical roots. Ideal for salads, due to good colour, with vigorous foliage making pulling easier. T&M are pleased to offer a range of seed varieties, all totally organic. with the Soil Association accreditation. T&M have specially selected F1. hybrids or varieties bred to give increased hybrid vigour, garden performance and flavour, thus increasing your harvest. Because of their wide ranging pest and disease resistance, there will be no need for use of chemicals

This variety holds the World Record for the longest carrot. It's amazingly tasty too. How do you eat a carrot that size? Diced and steamed with a little chopped orange peel and honey for extra flavour.

Juwarot is sensational. It contains a higher level of vitamin A than can be found in any other carrot at the moment. And, as you would expect, it has a richly crisp and crunchy, delicious flavour. Vitamin A is vital to the growth of children and this carrot is an excellent method of ensuring they get sufficient. Juwarot in particular appears to have double the vitamin A of any other vegetable.Juwarot

A new hybrid of high calibre, producing heavy, cylindrical, well-coloured roots with impeccable flavour. With strong tops, meaning easier lifting, 'Kingston' also boasts good storage qualities, and is ideal for winter stews, casseroles and as a steamed vegetable. Versatile, easy to grow variety for the garden.

The carrot illustrated was grown from T&M's seed by Mr. Alfred Howcroft of Huddersfield to weigh 71b 11½oz beating the world record by 6½oz and thus achieving a place in the Guinness Book of Records. Zino, although large retains its flavour and juiciness, produces approximately 55% juice and is a fine main crop carrot.

Quick maturing, cylindrical, tender sweet orange roots.

High yielding, very juicy, crisp and sweet, top quality, long, conical roots and small core. Ideal for juicing or fresh eating. Can be sown indoors from January onwards. Suitable for growing under glass, frames and containers.

Ranked highly for flavour, this round, stump rooted carrot has excellent colour and smooth skins. Quick to mature with a high yield, this is definitely one of the best Nantes type.

Highly commended by the Royal Horticultural Society, UK. It is the first genuine autumn sowing carrot, exceptionally early and cold resistant. It will give you carrots in your garden in the spring when nobody else has them and when they are fetching high prices in the shops. A very important autumn sowing vegetable breakthrough.

A maincrop Nantes variety producing heavy crops of smooth skinned, good flavoured, bright orange roots. The roots of this carrot resist cracking, and store well for winter usage. Also suitable for successional sowing if finger roots are required. Quick growing and suitable for all season cropping.

Excellent new stumpy carrot suitable for windowbox and container growing. The delicious, tender, bite-size carrots with a smooth skin are early to mature and uniform. Also suitable for clay soils where growing carrots can be a problem.

Successful British breeding in improved carrot fly resistance has resulted in Resistafly, an outstanding variety with early vigour, uniform appearance, rich core colour and smooth skin. A breakthrough introduction. Recommended for mid to late season use.

very long rooted main crop variety with excellent quality, shape and colour with a small core which has long been a favourite among exhibitors. A good culinary variety too, the roots storing well over winter.

A main crop carrot which has stood the test of time and is still popular for its long, red, uniform roots of high quality and rich, sweet flavour. It crops and keeps well and the internal colour is good with only a small core. Highly recommended for eating fresh or winter storage.

Deservedly well-known, rich, orange/red-fleshed carrot, crisp and sweet. Excellent for a very early and successional sowing. Described as an intermediate, stump-rooted variety.

The first yellow, F1 Hybrid Carrot! Adding a whole new dimension to carrots and their uses, Yellowstone has rich, canary yellow, smooth skin along with a succulent, sweet crunch. Amazing!

New, unique and tasty Easy to grow. Ideal for children.