Increase the Growth of Your Carrots When You Do What I Learned to Do With Carrots As They Grow

I've grown lots of big carrots that are much sweeter than what is offered in grocery stores. I'm passing along the tips that I learned from over 25 years of organic gardening.
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[@Fl-Mamabear]

Good looking carrots. I'm still trying to get my timing right for Florida gardening. Every season is definitely a lesson.

[@debbiesorganicgarden]

yes, it can be a learning curve. I hope you try again next year. I have videos that show you how to plant them too. In about one month, I'll do a video on harvesting and how to store them.

[@sharonloomis5264]

I take carrot greens and let them dry. Place in a jar and add to soups. Good.

[@debbiesorganicgarden]

I have heard of that but never tried it. What kind of soup do you make with them?