Sentence examples for growing carrots from inspiring English sources
I'm not very good at growing carrots here, but I've got a lot of redcurrants.
For the Todmorden folk, growing carrots or chrysanthemums is not just for allotments but for the shopping parade, too.
In the first programme Oliver and Doherty meet farmers Olly and Kevin Hammond, who have been growing carrots and parsnips at Tattersett Farm in Norfolk since 1959.
The latter works well, either by pegging fleece over the growing carrots, lifting and replacing it when you harvest, or by putting up a 3ft (the flies keep low) screen around the bed.
From growing carrots along his corridor to running a community garden, he has been able to mobilise local resources to become increasingly self-sufficient.
A landlady who grows carrots shaped like hands.
In this garden he grew carrots, onions, beans and whatever else he needed for his dinner".
"I've grown carrots 22 inches long -- 54 inches if you count the green tops".
"It's approaching a critical situation," said Mike Hungenberg, who grows carrots and cabbage on a 3,000-acre 3,000-acrerthern Colorado.
Now we can't grow wheat, we can't grow pulses, we can't even grow carrots, because there is not enough rain.
