1250 WHITE ICICLE RADISH Raphanus Sativus Vegetable Seeds
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Grow crisp and sweet 1250 White Icicle Radish with our quality seeds. Ideal for salads and dips, these radishes are a garden favorite.
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1250 WHITE ICICLE RADISH (Raphanus Sativus) is a unique vegetable variety known for its long, tapered shape resembling an icicle. These radishes grow to a height of 6 – 12 inches and require a spacing of 15 – 18 inches. With a rapid harvest time of just 28 days, they are perfect for gardeners looking for quick results.
Planting and Care Instructions
To grow your White Icicle Radish, plant the seeds in average soil conditions either in the fall or outdoors after frost, or indoors weeks before the last frost. Ensure they receive full sunlight for optimal growth. Water your radishes regularly to maintain soil moisture.
Benefits of Growing White Icicle Radish
These radishes are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide a crisp and mild flavor, making them a delightful addition to salads and dips. Their greens are also edible and nutritious, providing added value to your garden.
Key Features
- Color: White
- Quantity: 1250 seeds
- Harvest in 28 days
- Ideal for salads and culinary use
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal planting period for White Icicle Radish? Plant in the fall or indoors weeks before the last frost.
- How much sunlight do these radishes need? They require full sun exposure for optimal growth.
- What is the expected height of the plants? They grow between 6 to 12 inches tall.
- How far apart should I space the seeds? Space them 15 to 18 inches apart.
- How long does it take to harvest? You can expect to harvest within 28 days of planting.
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pcmccrindle –
These were up in less than a few days – planted them to go to seed/flower and help attract some pollinators to my yard during the heat of summer. Will plant more this fall when it cools off for eating.
R. Cole –
Was so excited to receive these finally! Will definitely be back when the crazy times abate! Stay safe, stay awesome. Thanks!
Anonymous –
Great product and excellent customer service.
Danielle Bracken –
Seeds look good. Seller is very accommodating. Excited to try these.