Radish Seeds

Champion Radish Seeds (OP) 26 days to harvest. This radish will grow extra large with deep red roots that stay mild without becoming pithy. More >>

Item #V-2615 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Cherry Belle Radish Seeds (OP) 24 days to harvest. This radish has round red roots with white flesh that quickly reaches edible size. More >>

Item #V-2620 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Fireball Radish Seeds 24 days to harvest. This delicious hybrid offers deep red, globe shaped roots with clear white centers. More >>

Item #V-2625 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Icicle Short Top Radish Seeds 32 days to harvest. This long white radish with 4-5" roots has a refreshing tender and mild flavor. More >>

Item #V-2630 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Cherriette Radish Seeds 20 days to harvest. Outstanding F1 hybrid produces globe shaped, cherry red roots with medium tops. More >>

Item #V-2617 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Red Crystal Radish Seeds 22 days to harvest. Uniform round roots with ability up to 2" size without getting pithy. More >>

Item #V-2632 | 300 Seeds | Price: $1.95 Qty:

Chinese Roseheart Watermelon Radish Seeds An unique radish of Chinese origin, called the Shin-ri-mei, (Beauty in the Heart) which is a 3" large round root vegetable that is related to the turnip and horseradish families. More >>

Item #V-3080 | 200 Seeds | Price: $2.25 Qty:

Easter Egg Blend Radish Seeds Easter Egg Radishes are bright and have a cheerful blend of red, rose, pink, purple and white that is an attractive addition to any salad party or tray. More >>

Item #V-3082 | 200 Seeds | Price: $2.25 Qty:

Vegetable Garden - Tips on Growing Radishes From Seeds

Sowing

• ½" deep
• Soil Temperature 45º-90ºF (7-32º)C.
• Days to Germination4-15
• Not recommended for Indoor Sowing
• Sow outdoors in cool conditions, in early spring and or early fall, for warmer climates winter is acceptable.

Growing

• pH range of 6 - 7
• Soil Temperature-62-67ºF
• Watering- Moderate to heavy
• Spacing –For smaller types sow 1” apart, for larger types sow 2” apart, then thin to 4-6”.
• Light- Provide full sun, but will tolerate partial shade in trade for smaller yields.
• Nutrients-N=low, P=low, K=low.

Rotation Considerations:

• Good companions: Radishes are beans, beet, carrots, nasturtium, parsnip, peas and spinach.
• Bad companions: Fennel