Radish

Radish flowers are hermaphrodite, which means that they have both male and female organs. Most are self-sterile: the pollen from the flowers of one plant… Read More »Is Radish Self Pollinating?

The good news is that you can eat radish greens. In fact, I’d suggest you definitely do! They’re an acquired taste, but a lovely one… Read More »Can You Eat Bolted Radish Greens?

seed pod. Where Do Radish Seeds Come From? Radish seeds come from the seed pod that forms on the plant after the flowers fade. Not… Read More »Where Are Radish Seeds Located?

Sometimes radishes will have yellow leaves when they aren’t getting enough sun. Radishes need to get six hours of full sun each day. It’s fine… Read More »Why Do Radish Leaves Turn Yellow?

Toss them with olive oil and some salt and pepper, and roast them like you would roasted potatoes. They actually become sweeter and pretty tasty… Read More »What Do You Do With Overgrown Radishes?

HOW-TO: Regrow Daikon. According to SFGate, radishes may be tough to grow from cuttings. If you cut the top off of a radish and place… Read More »Can You Regrow Daikon Radish?

Begin harvesting radish leaves when they are young and tender, and the roots are just forming. If you leave harvesting too late, the stems get… Read More »When Should I Trim My Radishes?

You can make more radishes from radishes by replanting the root. Other parts of the radish will not regrow if you plant them again. If… Read More »Can You Replant Store Bought Radishes?

The long radish root creates deep channels in the soil that can make it easier for subsequent crops to reach water in the soil below.… Read More »What Does Radishes Do For The Soil?

Cover crops can control erosion, build soil, and suppress weeds. Radish as a cover crop can provide these benefits and more. The long radish root… Read More »Do Radishes Add To The Soil?