Colored Carrots
The earliest carrots under cultivation — thousands of years ago — came in many colors: purple, white, red, yellow, and even black. The classical orange carrot of today made its appearance sometime in the 16th century, as the result of traditional cross-breeding between red and yellow cultivars. It seems only natural that multicolored carrots have recently made a comeback — and now is a good time to broaden your carrot color palette with varieties carefully trialed by Johnny's for reliable performance as well as outstanding flavor and beauty.
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AAS (All-America Selections) Winners
AAS (All-America Selections) Winners
Flavorful and refined.
Flavorful and refined. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
73 Days
Flavorful and uniform.
Flavorful and uniform. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
68 Days
Dark color to the core, especially good for juicing.
Dark color to the core. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
73 Days
Flavorful single variety with color variability and uniform maturity.
A blend of colors in one variety.
67 Days
Flavorful single variety with color variability and uniform maturity.
Colored carrot mix. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
67 Days
Dark color to the core, especially good for juicing.
Dark color to the core.
73 Days
Pure white roots.
Pure white roots. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
68 Days
Very uniform with strong tops.
Very uniform with strong tops. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
75 Days
Deep color, strong tops.
Deep color, strong tops. Organic seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
73 Days
Bright color and strong tops.
Bright color and strong tops. Conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.
75 Days
