Description
Raphanus sativus
For reals, though—they really do look like tiny watermelons when you cut into them!
This sweet & spicy radish is best grown in the fall and features a variety of center colors ranging from pale green to bright pink. Thinly slice it crosswise to get the full effect of its beauty! A very long keeper that stores exceptionally well in a root cellar, or in your fridge if you aren’t lucky enough to have one. You can eat them well into the depths of winter to keep your spirits high!
Seeds grown by Twisp River Seed in Twisp, Washington.
100 seeds.
Directions: Direct seed in August and thin to 2" spacing. Provide 4-6" between rows. Ready to harvest when they reach 2-4" wide.
|
Planting Depth |
Seed Spacing |
Days to Germination |
Days to Maturity |
|
½” |
1” |
4-7 |
60 |