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Transplanting Carrots
Whilst in Homebase this afternoon, I wandered around the garden
bit and noticed among other vegetables, they were selling small trays of carrotts, each with 6-8 clumps of quite tall seedlings. Instructions of the tray said palnt out in frost free soil! No indication of whether you should break up the clumps or of distance. I was always lead to belive that transplanting of root vegetables like carrots/parsnips/swedes etc was a no no, as they roots would split or not form properly. Is this true? If so how do Homebase justify selling them like this? -- Roger T 700 ft up in Mid-Wales |
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