Radish

Radishes are freeze tolerant to the mid- to low 20s. Even if the foliage is damaged by a severe freeze, the plants can grow back… Read More »What Temperature Is Too Cold For Radishes?

If left to grow too large, they can become woody and inedible. Pull as required, and eat fresh, when crunchy and delicious. Winter radishes can… Read More »Can You Leave Radishes In The Ground Over Winter?

It was quite a surprise to see radish seedlings sprouting in late February. They were planted as a winter sowing experiment in December. I’ve been… Read More »Can You Plant Radishes In December?

The watermelon radish originated in China where it is referred to as”shinrimei” of “xin li mei” which loosely translates as “in one’s heart it is… Read More »Where Do Watermelon Radishes Come From?

So, what can you plant this month? Many of the same scrumptious veggies we encouraged you to plant in September are also great choices for… Read More »Can I Plant Radishes In October?

Broadly speaking, radishes can be categorized into four main types according to the seasons when they are grown and a variety of shapes, lengths, colors,… Read More »How Many Types Of Radish Are There?

While you can cut a radish flower, radishes that have bolted will have a more bitter, undesirable flavor and tend to be woodier in nature.… Read More »Are Radishes Still Good After They Bolt?

The main difference between a carrot and radish is that the carrot is a root vegetable which is usually orange in color whereas radish is… Read More »Are Radishes Related To Carrots?

Harvesting. Summer radishes are best harvested young, in as little as four weeks from germination, when the roots are about 2.5cm (1in) in diameter. If… Read More »Can Radishes Grow Too Long?

Radish heat is not the same as the tongue-numbing and lip-burning capsaicin fire of hot peppers, but more like a tingly sinus-clearing stimulant that makes… Read More »Do Radishes Make Your Tongue Tingle?