Radish

Those hairy white things are actually tiny root hairs, not fungus. After 5 days, the root hairs of each seed combine in a kind of… Read More »Why Are My Radishes Hairy?

Radishes will push out of the ground as they grow and mature. You’ll see the “shoulder” of the radish pop up above the soil when… Read More »Are Radishes Supposed To Grow Above Ground?

Ways of Eating Radish Seed Pods Really, the sky’s the limit and seed pods can be eaten raw in salads or quickly sautéed for a… Read More »What Can You Do With Radish Seed Pods?

Yes, you can freeze radishes! If you typically purchase bags of radishes in hopes of incorporating into your family’s diet, but find yourself throwing it… Read More »Can Radish Pods Be Frozen?

Radishes aren’t considered to be toxic for dogs but for some dogs they may cause gas or an upset stomach if they eat too much.… Read More »Is Wild Radish Poisonous To Dogs?

Yes, radishes are safe to give your dog in moderation. Radishes contain fiber, potassium, and vitamin C. While radishes are not toxic for dogs, they… Read More »What Happens If My Dog Ate A Radish?

Using 2003–4 data, several sources report annual world production of radishes to be about 7 million tonnes, produced mainly by China, Japan, and South Korea,… Read More »What Country Grows The Most Radishes?

Radish is interesting because it has two sinks, roots and inflorescences, for asexual and sexual reproduction, respectively. In autumn, there is only a taproot, the… Read More »Do Radishes Reproduce Asexually?

Companion Plants for Radishes Otherwise, good radish companion plants include lettuces, tomatoes, carrots, onions, peppers, peas, cucumbers and spinach as well as herbs like dill,… Read More »Can You Plant Radishes And Green Onions Together?

Radishes are one of my favorite vegetables to grow from seed. They’re quick to mature, and there are several varieties to choose from, so it… Read More »Does Radish Reproduce Through Seeds?