Carrots are making a rainbow at Tesco with the launch of multi-coloured bunches.
The retailer is selling purple, orange, tangerine, white, yellow, cream and amber carrots.
The vegetables are grown in Norfolk by Alan Bartlett & Sons, which selected old varieties that had fallen out of commercial production.
The bunches, which have their foliage still attached, are being sold as a mixed selection and cost £1 a bag.
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