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RADISH GROW INDEX
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Growing Radishes - Which Variety?
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Which Variety of Radish?
Below is a list of varieties recommended by GardenAction.
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Type
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Variety
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Comments |
| Summer |
Rougette |
A new globe variety which is a traditional radish shape.
The colour is bright red (ideal for colouring salads) and
the flesh is crisp and juicy. This variety matures very
quickly and copes with pests well. |
| Summer |
Sparkler 3 |
Globe shaped, crimson body, large white tip. Good flavour and
crisp. NIAB Approved; RHS Award of Merit |
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| Summer |
Saxa |
One
of the earliest radishes. Perfectly round roots with
bright scarlet skin and crisp white flesh. Stays fresh
for a long time after harvest. |
| Winter |
Mino Early |
Long cylinder shape, white body. One of the best winter
types. A Japanese Daikon radish. |
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Name: jo thomas
E-mail: kenjo_@talktalk.net
Date posted: August 15, 2010 - 04:18 am
Message: I have no radish growth! the ends of the plant are red, but reading on page one I can see that is because of the lack of space, but on the other end the plant is really long and growing in abundance are chili shaped things ! about 3/4"long, loads of them, can you tell me what they are please! pale green in colour.
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