A high quality Nantes/ Berlicum type carrot with long, slender, and cylindrical roots. This variety has good resistance to Alternaria dauci and was developed for tropical markets. It has a very vigorous and rustic plant that has an intermedRead More

A tropical hybrid Kuroda type carrot with exceptional color and flavor. This variety has excellent bolting resistance. It was developed for highlands, but has a wide adaptability. The PanDia distributor Semillas Arroyave has spearheaded theRead More

An outstanding tropical hybrid carrot well suited for warm to hot, tropical growing conditions. It has excellent uniformity and yields, and has outstanding bolting resistance. It has vigorous, dark green foliage, a rounded top with good intRead More

An OP, Berlicum type carrot with a medium top, excellent internal quality, and cylindrical shape. This variety resists cracking and is well adapted to various growing conditions.The variety produces very fruim fruits which are excellent traRead More

An OP, short and blocky open pollinated carrot, good for fresh and processing markets.

An OP, dark orange carrot which is well adapted to all soil types. This variety produces 6-8” roots and is typically harvested around 75 days.

A historically popular OP carrot, with smooth and rectangular shaped dark orange fruit.

A popular large, cylindrical shaped OP carrot which produces high yields and a sweet flavor in various growing conditions.

A special Nantes selection, developed for the Mexican market, that is well adapted to hot and tropical growing conditions. This variety produces high quality roots of outstanding quality, and is well adaptable to varying growing conditions.Read More

A standard, high quality, OP carrot. This variety produces high yields and has a vigorous plant that produces medium sized cylindrical roots.

A special OP Nantes/ Braslia type selection which is well adapted for tropical lowland growing conditions and warm climates. It has high yields and is resistant to Alternaria dauci and Cecospora carotae.This variety should not be grown in cRead More