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Radishes With Diana Seeds for Garden Planting

Radishes With Diana Seeds for Garden Planting

$16.89 USD
$16.89 USD
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How to Sow and Plant


Sow seeds directly into loose well drained soil

Plant seeds shallowly and cover lightly with soil

Maintain consistent moisture for quick germination

Thin seedlings to allow proper root development

How to Grow


Grow in full sun to partial shade

Water regularly to keep soil evenly moist

Avoid overcrowding for better root formation

Harvest promptly to maintain tenderness

Tips


Sow seeds at regular intervals for continuous harvest

Harvest early to prevent woody texture

Avoid excess nitrogen for better root growth

Keep soil loose and stone free

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Product Information
Features
life-cycle

Life Cycle

Annual

plant-characteristics

Plant Characteristics

Compact

growth-habit

Growth Habit

Upright

bloom-season

Bloom Season

Spring

flavour-profile

Flavour Profile

Mildly

suitable-for

Suitable for

Outdoor

About
Radishes With Diana Seeds for Garden Planting
seed-type

Seed Type

Non GMO

plant-type

Plant Type

Vegetable

Radishes With Diana is a reliable radish variety known for its rapid growth uniform roots and crisp texture. This variety matures quickly making it ideal for successive sowing and year round kitchen gardening in suitable climates. It performs well in small spaces and is perfect for fresh harvesting with excellent taste and visual appeal.

Planting information
planting-season

Planting Season

Winter

fruit-size

Fruit Size

Small

plant-height

Plant Height

20 to 30 cm

light-requirement

Light Requirement

Full Sun

water-needs

Water Needs

Moderate

hardiness-zones

Hardiness Zones

3 to 10

container-garden

Container Garden

Yes

plant-spacing

Plant Spacing

5 to 8 cm

planting-depth

Planting Depth

1 to 2 cm

growing-conditions

Growing Conditions

Cool weather

Coverage
Seed Count
Recommended Coverage
Seed Count
100
GTN
036000170023

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Diana radishes suitable for home gardens?

They mature quickly, making them a practical choice for succession planting and small vegetable gardens.

Can they be grown between slower vegetables?

Yes. Their fast growth makes efficient use of open spaces while larger crops develop.

Which vegetables pair well with Diana radishes?

Carrots, lettuce, spinach, peas, and spring onions are popular companion crops.

Can young roots be harvested early?

Yes. Harvest timing can be adjusted depending on the preferred root size and texture.

Are the leafy tops also edible?

Yes. Fresh radish leaves are commonly used in salads, soups, or cooked dishes when harvested young.

Do radish flowers benefit pollinators?

If plants are allowed to flower, blooms may attract bees and other beneficial pollinating insects.