Assertion: carrot | /r/AtLocation | the ground
Facets:
value: over winter
type: TEMPORAL
value: for at least one frost
type: TEMPORAL
value: until the second year
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: If you allow the carrot to remain in the ground until the second year, the large root sends stored sugars to the dormant stem for spring leaf growth and flowering.
text: Allowing the carrots to stay in the ground for at least one frost makes them sweeter but care should be taken to harvest before the ground freezes or to cover the plants to prevent freezing.
text: Carrots kept in the ground will last well into the winter months.
text: If carrots remain in the ground over winter, they begin growing again in spring.
text: Carrots are hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 2 through 11, and in the coldest areas they can remain in the ground, protected by straw until the ground freezes.
text: Carrots can stay in the ground until the tomato plants begin to die back in fall, if desired.