Imperator 58 Carrot - Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, non-Hybrid Victory Seeds®

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Imperator 58 Carrot

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Description

Imperator 58
75 days — The roots are deep-orange colored and taper to a blunt point about six to seven and one half inches in length. It is excellent raw and also stores well. An improved version of the 1933 "All-America Selection^®" winner.

The original 'Imperator' was developed by Associated Seed Growers, Inc. as a stabilized a cross between 'Nantes' and 'Chantenay' and introduced in 1928.^[1] Each packet contains one gram, which is approximately 650 seeds.


References: "Descriptions of Types of Principal American Varieties of Orange-Fleshed Carrots," USDA Miscellaneous Publication No. 361, May, 1940

Customer Reviews

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	Big, Tasty carrots, love 'em
	These carrots grow big and fast, I will always have these in my garden, I like to try other varieties, sometimes they don't do well, I'm not the best gardener so probably my fault, but the Imperator 58's always do well for me.
	Reviewed by: Todd Scholz from Northern Minnesota. on 3/10/2015

	Best carrots I have tried so far.
	I found this carrot variety to grow well. I had quite a few blow up on me. Some forking. Very little carrot fly issues. Mice love them. The flavor is alright. Nothing special.
	Reviewed by: Daniel Baldwin from Holley, Oregon. on 12/21/2014

	Have faith, they're there!
	I had these in the ground for 4 months. I didn't see any shoulders popping up, so I figured they weren't growing. I finally decided to pull them and plant something else. Boy, was I surprised to be holding in my hand a bunch of full grown carrots! Most were about 6 or 7 inches long, ranging from 1 to 2 inches wide. Vibrant orange color and delicious taste. Besides not being able to know if they were ready, this is an excellent breed. They practically laughed at the hard freezes that came through this winter.
	Reviewed by: Abigail Ridgard from central Florida. on 3/18/2014