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"Eleven pounds of firm, crisp radishes from just one picking!... When someone asked what we did with them all, our granddaughter replied, 'We eat them!'"
The Brubaker's, Columbus, MT
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 Fast-growing radishes often are the first ready to harvest crop of the season. It’s no wonder that radishes often are the first crop that children grow – simply sow the big seeds, then pull out the colorful, crunchy roots a month later. For mildest flavor, grow in the cool weather of spring or fall.
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Cherry Belle Radish
Tasty radish stays mild, stores for weeks in the refrigerator.
Stays crisp, never becomes pithy.
$1.99
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German Giant Parat Radish
Never gets too hot or fibrous. Ready at marble size, but sweet
and mild at any size.
$2.99
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Radish Mixture
Tasty mix of Champion, Crimson
Giant, French Breakfast, White Icicle
and Giant White Globe.
$2.99
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Champion Radish
Smooth and round, with bright scarlet skin and crisp, white
flesh.
$2.99
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Black Spanish Round
Striking black skin is contrasted nicely by firm, pure white
flesh.
$2.99
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French Breakfast Radish
Early and really crunchy! Slim, 3-in. bicolor
roots are cool and mild.
$1.99
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