Radish Seeds
Sow radish seeds every two weeks in fertile, moisture-retentive soil, throughout summer for crunchy salads. Radishes are easy to grow in any size of garden. They are fast-growing and are ready to harvest in about four weeks from sowing. Don't forget, there are varieties for winter too, such as Daikon radish seed (Mooli). We even have a microgreen radish seed for all year round availability!
Daikon Radish, also known as Mooli is a long, large white radish with a sweet, light peppery taste similar to turnip crossed with radish. It is a root vegetable that grows to about 30cm long by 10cm wide and is very easy and quick to grow, taking 4-6 weeks from...
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Radish Cherry Belle is an easy to grow and quick to crop veg that can pep up your salad (the leaves can be used in salads too!) It is a small globe type that is crisp, sweet & mild. Radishes don't need much space and are great used to intercrop...
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Radish French Breakfast is an easy to grow and quick to crop veg that can pep up your salad (the leaves can be used in salads too!) It is a long oval type with white tips that have a flavour of medium intensity. Radishes don't need much space and are...
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Radish Malaga has a dark purple exterior that contrasts really well against the clean white inner making an attractive veg to perk up the salad bowl. Radish Malaga Violet produces crisp, peppery roots that are ready to eat about 4-6 weeks. Radish Malaga Violet are at their best picked when...
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Radish Watermelon is a Chinese heritage Radish with a surprise...the lovely smooth white globes are cut open to reveal bright pink centres - no surprise they are also known as "Beauty in the Heart". The flavour is milder than other radishes - sweeter, less spicy. Thin slices look really amazing...
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Radish Black Spanish is the counterpart to Black Spanish Long. It has crisp tasty flesh which can be sliced or grated for use in winter salads. This Heritage variety extends the radish season well into the winter period. Also known as 'Noir Gros Rond d'Hiver'. Grown since the 16th Century or...
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