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Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 11:56
| can you plant carrots in a container if so how big does the container have to be? |
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| Azzure There are carrots very suitable to grow in containers - short or round like Thumbelina, Parmex, Little finger, to name just few. Check this thread: What Edibles for Railing Containers?, same question asked. I think that container should be min. 10" deep. For 'regular' carrots you need deeper container. Phooto below is not mine, found on net: |
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| I was thinking of doing it in a storage container like a 30 gallon one |
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| Short varieties less than 8 inches I think. Regular size about 12-14 inches high. Easy to do in containers and SO YUMMY! |
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