Radish 'Easter Egg II'
Raphanus sativus
Easter Egg II is part of the Raphanus genus and is a Radish variety. Its scientific name is Raphanus sativus 'Easter Egg II'.
Developed for home gardening and novelty bunching; a blend of red, purple and white radishes; roots remain firm and crisp with good flavor. Breeder and vendor: Alf Christianson Seed Co. 1983. For spring and fall growing.
This is a distinct variety from “Easter Egg,” which includes more colors.
A type of Vegetable, it mainly grows as an Annual plant - which means it typically only grows best for a single growing season. Normally grows to a mature height of 15.0 cm (5.85 inches).Typically, Easter Egg II Radish is normally fairly low maintenance and can thus be quite easy to grow - only a basic level of care is required throughout the year to ensure it thrives. Being aware of the basic growing conditions this plant likes (soil, sun and water) will result in a strong and vibrant plant.
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How to grow Radish 'Easter Egg II'
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Full Sun
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Medium
Growing Easter Egg II from seed
By our calculations, you should look at sowing Easter Egg II about 28 days before your last frost date.
Transplanting Easter Egg II
Harvesting Easter Egg II
Radish 'Easter Egg II' information
How long does Easter Egg II take to grow?
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Popular varieties of Radish
- Cherry Belle
- French Breakfast
- Sparkler
- Easter egg
- Watermelon
- Early Scarlet Globe
- Champion
- White icicle
- French Breakfast 3
- Plum Purple
View the complete variety list for Radish »
