Apiacées • Daucus carota var. sativus

Red Cored Chantenay Carrot - Organic

"A generous and reassuring carrot, to be harvested as a family and shared over simple and nourishing meals."

$4.49

Number of seeds

Originating in France, the 'Red Cored Chantenay' carrot is an heirloom variety distinguished by its light red core and sweet flesh. Traditionally cultivated for its hardiness and pronounced flavor, it now finds its place in organic vegetable gardens, where its stocky shape and contrasting color attract attention.

In the garden, this carrot offers a generous and reassuring character: it adapts to heavy soils and provides a reliable harvest in late summer. Its compact habit and dense foliage make it an ideal companion plant for diversifying crop rotations. Its color appeals to both gourmets and gardeners who appreciate natural beauty.

  • Growing climate: Temperate to cool climate
  • Sowing difficulty level: Easy
  • Care required: Regular
    Annotation: This variety tolerates some soil heaviness and relative coolness well, ideal for temperate climates.

The 'Red Cored Chantenay' carrot is cooked like a regular carrot: raw in salads for its attractive color, or cooked in soups, stews, or purées. Its dense, sweet flesh is ideal for simmered dishes and also adds a touch of color to culinary preparations. Traditionally, it keeps well in a cool cellar and can be used throughout the winter.

Red Cored Chantenay Carrot - Organic

$4.49

$4.49

Conseils de semis écoumène

Type de semis

Semis extérieur

Durée de germination

7-10 jours

Température de germination

21° à 27° celcius

Profondeur de semis

Semis à 5 mm de profondeur

Transplantation

Transplantation non recommandée

Technique

Semis en ligne

Conditions de culture

Distance entre les rangs

  • 15 cm

Zone de rusticité

Zone-3b

Luminosité optimale

Plante de soleil

Texture du sol

  • Sol meuble (limoneux)

Humidité du sol

  • Sol frais et bien drainé

Fertilité du sol

Plante exigeante en compost à dominance bactérienne

pH optimal du sol

  • pH acide

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