by spendlove Moderator 18 Sep 2013

I've just pulled a bunch of carrots up from the garden and found these two love birds. The variety, by the way, is Purple Haze.

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by kezza2sew 20 Sep 2013

Arrh Schucks. Aren't they sweet

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by almag 19 Sep 2013

Bees do it, Birds do it,
Even carrots underground do it ....... :} ....

AlmaG.

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spendlove by spendlove 20 Sep 2013

LOL

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by ansalu 18 Sep 2013

Oh Sue you really had the heart to seperate them? It's like the tragedy in two kings children ;o)
Greetings, Bettina

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spendlove by spendlove edited 20 Sep 2013

I did put them back together though!

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by cfidl 18 Sep 2013

I wonder if they would make a good fabric dye.

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spendlove by spendlove 18 Sep 2013

I think it would be a weak grey.

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by airyfairy 18 Sep 2013

They are going to be 'lost' without each other. :)

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cfidl by cfidl 18 Sep 2013

giggle

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by jrob Moderator 18 Sep 2013

That's an interesting "twist" to a carrot saga.
I've never had a purple carrot. Do they taste more like a beet?

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spendlove by spendlove 18 Sep 2013

No - just like a carrot! Interestingly I have some bright yellow beetroot as well.

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by 02kar Moderator 18 Sep 2013

How interesting! It must have taken you a while to get those two love carrots apart.

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spendlove by spendlove 18 Sep 2013

They untwisted quite easily!

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by nannynorfolk 18 Sep 2013

Break my heart to split them apart ;(
lol :)))

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spendlove by spendlove 18 Sep 2013

I twined them back together after I took the picture!

nannynorfolk by nannynorfolk 18 Sep 2013

lol Sue ;)

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by pennifold 18 Sep 2013

Trev and I have them frequently, we have them here in Australia. You should see the colour of the water when they are cooked. Carolyn, would love it! It's really PURPLE! Love Chris

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by justsew 18 Sep 2013

Wow they have grown weird. I have never seen any of the purple carrots before.
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Hugs Pam..

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