Twisted carrots

deformed carrotsThere’s no particular reason for posting these photos of deformed carrots except for interest. Go on, mock my gardening failure!!

I have no idea why they grew this way, the soil isn’t stony, it wasn’t over manured and carrots in the adjacent row (a different variety) have grown long and straight. So, if you have any ideas, let me know. Otherwise just laugh at my disaster … it doesn’t happen very often!

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by Tracey on July 22, 2010  •  Permalink
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Posted by Tracey on July 22, 2010

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  1. Andrea Ellison

     /  July 22, 2010

    ah bless em…they look really cute x

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  2. Jill

     /  July 22, 2010

    How did they taste? Have you dared eat them?

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  3. Monique

     /  September 4, 2010

    I think they may be that way due to root-knot nematodes.

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  4. Tracey Todhunter

     /  September 4, 2010

    Thanks Monique, good suggestion.

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