Radish 'Pink Beauty'

Raphanus sativus

Do not transplant. Sow in stone-free soil in early spring to early summer, and again in late summer for fall crop (if desired). Thrives in cool weather. Make successive sowings every 2 weeks. The recommendation for most root radishes is to directly sow them 4 weeks prior to your last frost date. However, you can start sowing as soon as the ground has thawed and air temperatures are averaging over 40 degrees on most days. Depending on what your springs are like (short and fast, long and drawn out), these conditions may emerge much sooner than or much later than the 4 week guide might suggest. Don’t be afraid to experiment with your start date. Cloches can be used for extra-early plantings.

These estimates for how long Radish 'Pink Beauty' takes to sprout, grow and harvest are from real observations from real gardeners, right around the world. Start logging and journaling your observations to participate!

These plants will grow well with Radish:

Beets, carrots, spinach and parsnips, cucumbers, lettuce and beans.

These plants will not grow well with Radish so avoid planting these within close proximity:

Cabbage, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, broccoli, kohlrabi and turnip.

These pests are known to attack Radish plants:

• Flea Beetles
• Cabbage Root Fly

These problems and diseases are known to effect Radish plants:

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