What are some good radish varieties for the home garden?
Question:
What are some good radish varieties for the home garden?
Answer:
Suggested radish varieties (cultivars) for home gardens include:
- ‘Champion’ (scarlet red, globe-shaped, white flesh, 20 to 25 days)
- ‘Cherriette’ (cherry red, globe-shaped, white flesh, 20 days)
- ‘Cherry Belle’ (bright cherry red, round to globe-shaped, white flesh, 24 days)
- ‘Easter Egg II’ (blend of red, purple, and white radishes, round, 28 days)
- ‘Ping Pong’ (pure white, round, white flesh, 30 days)
- ‘Red Satin’ (bright red, round, white flesh, 23 days)
- ‘Sparkler’ (bright red top with white tip, round, white flesh, 25 days)
- ‘White Icicle’ (snow white, slender tapered 4 to 6 inches long, white flesh, 28 to 30 days).
Learn more about growing radishes in this article: Growing Radishes in Iowa
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