Radishes
The subtle heat, satisfying crunch, and vibrant colors of fresh radishes make them perfect for hors d'oeuvres, garnishes, and salads. Radishes are also delicious pickled, roasted, sautéed, and grated or shaved for condiments, depending on the type. Our research team trials numerous varieties each year to offer the finest radishes of every category — round, daikon, long French, and specialties — and color — red, pink, green, purple, black, and white — in both open-pollinated and hybrid, organic and conventional forms.
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Our recommended sub for D'Avignon.
Our recommended sub for D'Avignon.
21 Days
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Great-tasting traditional Korean type.
Great-tasting traditional Korean type.
55 Days
Heat-tolerant organic variety that produces high-quality roots.
Heat-tolerant organic variety that produces high-quality roots.
22 Days
Multicolor mix of round radishes for making attractive bunches.
Multicolor mix of round radishes for making attractive bunches.
30 Days
Attractive purple roots with sweet flavor and good eating quality.
Attractive purple roots with sweet flavor and good eating quality.
49 Days
"Watermelon" radish for fresh eating and fermenting.
"Watermelon" radish for fresh eating and fermenting.
50 Days
A more refined French Breakfast type.
A more refined French Breakfast type.
21 Days
Even maturity and a long harvest window.
Even maturity and a long harvest window.
23 Days
Johnny's Exclusive
Rich purple color and strong performance in the field.
Rich purple color and strong performance in the field.
24 Days
Traditional Korean radish with exceptional flavor; great for kimchi.
Traditional Korean radish with exceptional flavor; great for kimchi.
55 Days
A distinctive specialty radish from Northern China.
A distinctive specialty radish from Northern China.
32 Days
Our recommended sub for D'Avignon.
Our recommended sub for D'Avignon.
21 Days
Small Korean radish for pickling and fresh use.
Small Korean radish for pickling and fresh use.
50 Days
