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For less than the price of a bunch you’d buy at the market, you can purchase a whole packet of Early Scarlet Globe radish seed to grow your own. Taste the spicy, peppery, perky flavor in both the root and the tender tops. Then sow another row.
Perfectly round, richly red, and bright white inside, Early Scarlet Globe radishes have been a reliable, prolific, and rapid grower since the late 1800s. Their sweet and spicy flavor and crisp, juicy texture will definitely add some colorful zest to your summer salads, and they're great for storing through the winter too. Early Scarlet Globe radishes are very easy to grow and extremely quick to mature, with seedlings emerging in as little as a few days and mature radishes ready in as little as 3 weeks. This makes them a superb choice for successive sowings. Simply plant a new crop every 2-3 weeks from very early spring to mid-summer and you'll enjoy heavy yields of these radiant red radishes all season long. While extremely tolerant of cold weather and frosts, Early Scarlet Globe radishes don't do well in extreme heat, so plant about two months before any fall frosts if you want a crop for winter storage. This variety will also self-sow, so deadhead them often to keep unwanted crops from becoming invasive.
More Information
SKU
DL013887
Item Package Size
Packet
Weight Of Seeds Per Packet
0.14 oz
Seeds Per Packet
approx. 430 seeds per packet
Botanical Name
Raphanus sativus
How To Grow
Direct sow
Light Requirements
Full Sun, Half Sun / Half Shade
Planting Depth
1/4- 1/2 inch
Seed Spacing
1 inch
Row Spacing
6-12 inches
Space After Thinning
1-3 inches
Days To Germinate
5-14 days
Days To Maturity
25-30
Growth Rate
Fast
Tolerates
Cold
Seed Life Cycle
Annual
Certifications
Heirloom
Advantages
Good For Containers, Edible, Grow With Children, Grow On Windowsill
