Carrots are short, forked, or multi-rooted despite good soil prep. Other vegetables thrive.
Carrots need exceptionally loose, stone-free soil. Dig a 12-inch wide trench, mix native soil, soil conditioner, and gritty sand 1:1:1. Fill trench before seeding.
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