Unwins Carrot Norwich F1 Seeds produce a nantes type, second early variety of carrot. With smooth, uniform, cylindrical roots, Norwich F1 is a quick and reliable cropper.
This variety is very fast growing, with as little as 100 days between sowing outdoors and harvesting.
- Fantastic taste
- Excellent, vivid orange colour
- Sow: March - June
- Harvest: July - October
- Pack Contains Approx. 300 Seeds
Delivery Information
We can deliver to anywhere in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Our aim is to get you your furniture as quickly and safely as possible. Therefore, we primarily use our own Rathwood Fleet and couriers who are efficient and are sure to handle your furniture with the utmost care. Depending on your location, a third-party delivery company may be used and the lead times might be increased slightly.
Delivery Methods:We offer 2 methods of carriage which are dependent on the type of items ordered. The costs and the lead times for each delivery option are outlined below:
1. Parcel Delivery
Standard Size FREE / Large Size €16.85
For our smaller items for orders between 50 euro and 250, we offer FREE Delivery; you can see the costs for these at the checkout stage of your order. Once the item is in stock, this takes 2-3 working days. We also work with An Post and UPS to provide this service.
2. Standard Delivery
Standard Size €39 / Large Size €59 / Extra Large Size €79
Our general lead time on all items is 7-10 working days, once the item is in stock. If you require furniture urgently or within a certain time frame, please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a special delivery timeframe, if possible.
If for some reason we are unable to deliver within our general lead time of 7-14 working days, we shall contact you directly to advise. We make every effort to deliver goods within the timescale given to you (supplied in your customer portal link sent via email at the time of purchase). However, delays beyond our control can sometimes occur due to ongoing global logistical challenges.
Unwins Carrot Norwich F1
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AvailableUnwins Carrot Norwich F1 Seeds produce a nantes type, second early variety of carrot. With smooth, uniform, cylindrical roots, Norwich F1 is a quick and reliable cropper.
This variety is very fast growing, with as little as 100 days between sowing outdoors and harvesting.
- Fantastic taste
- Excellent, vivid orange colour
- Sow: March - June
- Harvest: July - October
- Pack Contains Approx. 300 Seeds
Delivery Information
We can deliver to anywhere in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Our aim is to get you your furniture as quickly and safely as possible. Therefore, we primarily use our own Rathwood Fleet and couriers who are efficient and are sure to handle your furniture with the utmost care. Depending on your location, a third-party delivery company may be used and the lead times might be increased slightly.
Delivery Methods:We offer 2 methods of carriage which are dependent on the type of items ordered. The costs and the lead times for each delivery option are outlined below:
1. Parcel Delivery
Standard Size FREE / Large Size €16.85
For our smaller items for orders between 50 euro and 250, we offer FREE Delivery; you can see the costs for these at the checkout stage of your order. Once the item is in stock, this takes 2-3 working days. We also work with An Post and UPS to provide this service.
2. Standard Delivery
Standard Size €39 / Large Size €59 / Extra Large Size €79
Our general lead time on all items is 7-10 working days, once the item is in stock. If you require furniture urgently or within a certain time frame, please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a special delivery timeframe, if possible.
If for some reason we are unable to deliver within our general lead time of 7-14 working days, we shall contact you directly to advise. We make every effort to deliver goods within the timescale given to you (supplied in your customer portal link sent via email at the time of purchase). However, delays beyond our control can sometimes occur due to ongoing global logistical challenges.
