Carrots are exceptionally cold-hardy, but growing them in a shallow window box on a deck adds risk. Containers freeze faster and deeper than ground soil. In a garden bed or large pot, carrots usually survive winter well if loosely mulched with pine straw or leaves—not covered tightly.
For your window box, consider moving it to a sheltered spot against the house and insulating the sides, or harvest the carrots now and enjoy them fresh.
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