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Winter is its season. The carrot does not appreciate warm weather, but adores the cold. It can even grow under a blanket of snow. Now that the weather has cooled off a bit, the carrot has finally become a frequent guest in our field and your boxes. We seed several carrot beds every few weeks, and after several months pull out bed after bed of juicy orange corkscrew roots, week after week.
Countless research studies have been conducted to examine this basic veggie, so common and beloved, generating a wealth of information on the carrot’s healthy components and its ability to maintain our health and to spur healing.
But still there’s a hint of mystery lying in the root. What meets the eye as we stroll by the carrot bed is only its bad-hair-day hairdo and the edge of its scalp. But when we tug it out of the soil – voila! Orange happiness retrieved from the dark underworld…