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German Giant Summer Radish Seeds

German Giant Summer Radish Seeds

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32569-1/2oz

This unique radish is sweet and mild. From marble size to the size of a baseball, this radish will not get pulpy and woody. 29 days.

2,000 seeds/oz.; 7 days, 60-70°F.
Plant when soil temperatures are from 45-80°F.

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Pete from Western Mass.
A delicious choice!

If you're a true radish lover (and even if you are only mildly interested) this huge root veg is for you. I grow them to about the size of a ping pong ball or golf ball and they retain their tender, non-pithy texture throughout the root bulb. The flavor is mild and definitely appealing to those who aren't fond of fiery-hot radishes. (When they are ready, I always rinse a couple off and munch them right out of the garden; so good directly from the warm soil!)

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Pete from Western Mass.
A delicious choice!

If you're a true radish lover (and even if you are only mildly interested) this huge root veg is for you. I grow them to about the size of a ping pong ball or golf ball and they retain their tender, non-pithy texture throughout the root bulb. The flavor is mild and definitely appealing to those who aren't fond of fiery-hot radishes. (When they are ready, I always rinse a couple off and munch them right out of the garden; so good directly from the warm soil!)