What are Little Fingers carrots?
Little Fingers is a baby Nantes-type carrot that grows slim, cylindrical roots only about 3-4 inches long. They are sweet, tender, and nearly coreless, perfect for snacking, pickling, and fresh eating.
Can I grow Little Fingers carrots in containers?
Yes, their short roots make Little Fingers ideal for containers, raised beds, and shallow soil. Use a pot at least 8 inches deep with loose, sandy potting mix and keep it evenly watered.
How long do Little Fingers carrots take to harvest?
Little Fingers matures quickly in about 55-65 days. For the most tender baby carrots, pull them young when they are about 1/2 to 3/4 inch across.
When and how should I sow Little Fingers carrot seeds?
Direct sow 1/4 inch deep starting 2-3 weeks before your last spring frost, and make successive sowings every 2-3 weeks for a continuous supply. Keep the soil moist until seedlings appear in 2-3 weeks.
How far apart should I thin Little Fingers carrots?
Thin seedlings to about 1-2 inches apart in rows 10-12 inches apart. Because the roots are small you can space them a bit closer than large carrot types.
How many Little Fingers seeds are in a packet, and are they heirloom?
Each packet contains approximately 1,250 open-pollinated, non-GMO seeds, plenty for repeated successive baby-carrot plantings all season.
How long do the seeds last?
Stored cool, dry, and sealed in the original packet, the seeds stay viable for a couple of years or more, with the best germination in the first year or two.
Are these seeds germination tested?
Yes. Every batch is germination tested before it ships, so you can count on strong, even results.
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