Raphanus sativus
Please refer to our Radish Growing Guide for cultural information.
Packet: 7g (approximately 600 seeds), sows 35'.
Raphanus sativus
Please refer to our Radish Growing Guide for cultural information.
Packet: 7g (approximately 600 seeds), sows 35'.
Black Spanish Round Fall Radish, 4 g |
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Cherry Belle Radish, 7 g24 days. [1949, AAS winner.] Round roots, bright red skin, and firm white flesh. Somewhat less susceptible to developing pithiness compared to other varieties. Our sweetest spring radish. Pkt (7 g).
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Cherry Belle Radish, bulk size: 28 g24 days. [1949, AAS winner.] Round roots, bright red skin, and firm white flesh. Somewhat less susceptible to developing pithiness compared to other varieties. Our sweetest spring radish. (28 g)
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Daikon, Miyashige White Fall Radish, 4 g |
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Easter Egg Radish, 7 g24 days. Colorful mix of purple, red, and white round radishes. Longer harvesting period thanks to the variety of types. Pkt (7 g).
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Easter Egg Radish, bulk size: 28 g24 days. Colorful mix of purple, red, and white round radishes. Longer harvesting period thanks to the variety of types. (28 g)
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Misato Rose Fall Radish, 4 g |
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Misato Rose Fall Radish, bulk size: 28 g |
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Redhead (Roodkopje) Radish, 7 gUnavailable for 2018. Consider Sparkler White Tip as a substitute.
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Sparkler White Tip Radish, 7 g24 days. Bicolored globes, bright scarlet on the upper portion, and white on the lower third. Medium tops and sweet, white flesh. Pkt (7 g).
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White Icicle (Lady Finger) Radish, 7 g(Lady Finger) 29 days. [Pre-1865] Mild-flavored, white, carrot- shaped roots up to 4-5 in. long. Best harvested small, but remains milder than other varieties when harvested large. Stands heat well. One of our favorites. Gardeners growing this for the first time are often pleasantly...
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White Icicle (Lady Finger) Radish, bulk size: 28 g(Lady Finger) 29 days. [Pre-1865] Mild-flavored, white, carrot shaped roots up to 4-5 in. long. Best harvested small, but remains milder than other varieties when harvested large. Stands heat well. One of our favorites. Gardeners growing this for the first time are often pleasantly...
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