RADISH CHAMPION

[ Raphanus Sativus ]

Radish Champion [ Raphanus Sativus ]  is an open pollinated  bright red, crisp, round radish with large tops.  AAS winner. These are 1 1/2 inch bright red globes that retain their crispness over a long season. The roots have a mild flavor and can get quite large without getting tough. This radish withstands cold and can be planted in spring or fall. A good market garden variety for spring planting and a good home garden variety. A quickly grown crop that may be sown between slower growing crops without interfering. Garden culture may commence as soon as the frost had disappeared from the soil. Sow directly into vegetable garden anytime soil is workable from March to September. Cover seeds with 1/4 inch light soil, spacing seeds 1 to 1 1/2 inches apart.  Leave 6 to 12 inches between rows or plant 2 inches apart in all directions in wide rows. For a continuous supply, sow at 2 week intervals until September.

Germination: 7 Days

Maturity: 23 Days

Radish Champion Raphanus Sativus Seeds