Bolero is a widely grown F1 hybrid Nantes-type carrot prized for its excellent flavor, strong disease resistance, and outstanding storage. It produces smooth, cylindrical roots about seven inches long with blunt tips, a rich orange color, and sweet, crisp flesh in the classic Nantes style. Bolero stands out for its resistance to common carrot foliage diseases, including leaf blights and powdery mildew, which keeps its tops healthy through the season. It is one of the best carrots for winter storage, holding its quality for months in proper conditions. These traits make Bolero a favorite for both fall harvest and long keeping. Gardeners choose Bolero when they want a dependable, disease-resistant, sweet Nantes carrot that stores exceptionally well through winter.
Flavor Profile
Sweet, crisp, and richly flavored in classic Nantes style, staying sweet even after long storage.
Visual Characteristics
Smooth, cylindrical bright orange roots about seven inches long with blunt tips.
Growing Tips
Sow for a fall harvest and it will store for months; its disease-resistant tops stay healthy late into the season.
Resistance Information
Disease Resistance
Resistant to common carrot foliage diseases including leaf blights and powdery mildew.
Where to Buy
Sourcing information coming soon. Check local nurseries and seed banks for availability.