@DrSarahJarvis You have invented ginger cockers....😳

@ChubbyCliff 😂😂

@DrSarahJarvis You need to grown them in sand makes their journey downwards smoother!

@Julesthefoodie Ooh, maybe mix that with the compost? We grew them in grow bags

@DrSarahJarvis Could be plant density - the higher the density the more deformed the roots. Also could be heavy clay soil or obstructions in the ground, like stones. Carrots need space to grow straight. And they don't like high doses of nitrogen. Or it could be pests.

@BlueBicycleComm We grew them In gowbags with multi-purpose compost so stone/ soil density not the problem. Could be the nitrogen - all a learning curve!

@DrSarahJarvis Think its the variety you planted

@Dune247 They definitely looked pointy on the packet!

@DrSarahJarvis They didn't look like that on the seed packet then?

@HazelR74 No, definitely not!

@DrSarahJarvis They’re organic clackers - safer than the original 70s ones 🙂

@MrsMcGreeno 😂😂

@DrSarahJarvis Fantastic picture Sarah

@DaveCun49193087 ThNk you!

@DrSarahJarvis We got Mr Tomato head, Sarah .

@GUNNER_GRAHAM This is absolutely brilliant!

@DrSarahJarvis Not sure,.......... i be well baffled ! .... i am sure they will be just as tasty ! ... bless you all . x

@CalicoAl Could be completely different veg from watery boiled supermarket varieties - they were indeed delicious!

@DrSarahJarvis The tomato looks to be a belter though ✅

@did_40 They've been a cracking success - can highly recommend Gourmandia tomatoes