Days To Maturity
32
Mature Height
6 IN
Mature Width
4 IN
Sun / Shade
Full Sun
Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish Seeds
Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish Seeds
A quintet of colorful radishes
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Description / Park Seed Beauty Blend Radish Seeds
Days to Maturity: 22 to 32 from direct sow
Radishes are coming into their own at last on American tables, and that's great news for gardeners. No vegetable is quicker to grow, and with the explosion of newly available varieties, you can enjoy a different look and flavor all season long. That's where Park Seed Beauty Blend comes in—it's a mix of 5 stellar varieties in every color of the radish rainbow, guaranteed to step up the plate appeal of any dish, not to mention the peppery flavor!
Here is what you can expect to grow with this delightful mix (found only here at Park):
A round, scarlet beauty - ¾ inches in diameter and packed with a spicy, crisp bite. Ready in just over 3 weeks from sowing the seed, it's always the brightest thing on the plate.
A rich purple beauty - 1½ inches in diameter and rounded, with a mellow flavor. Harvests 4 weeks from sowing.
A pastel-pink variety - round and smooth, about 1½ inches in diameter. Strong green tops complement the delicious roots. Ready in just under 4 weeks.
A pure white, round radish - with 1¾-inch-diameter globes on vigorous plants. Best harvested at about 30 days.
A bright yellow heirloom variety - somewhat oblong, ready in just 3 weeks or so and very strongly flavored.
Very firm and packed with crispness, these radishes are delicious, offering a spicy bite that complements all your salads and stews. Direct sow the seeds in well-worked soil (so that the roots grow evenly underground) receiving full sun.
Product Details
| SKU | 52651-PK-P1 |
|---|---|
| Genus | Raphanus |
| Species | sativus |
| Variety | Park Seed Beauty Blend |
| Product Classification | Seeds, Vegetables |
| Sun / Shade | Full Sun |
| Days To Maturity | 32.00 |
| Harvest Season | Early Fall, Early Summer, Late Spring, Mid Fall, Mid Spring |
| Characteristics | Cool Season, Direct Sow, Easy Care Plants, Edible |
| Uses | Beds, Containers, Cuisine, Ornamental, Outdoor |
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Impressed 0 people found this helpfulThis is my first-time planting radishes. I planted on May 2nd, and they are ready to harvest. Love the variety of color and flavors. Recommend for beginners like me as they are very easy to grow.
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germinated and grew leaves initially but soon faltered and none bore radishes 0 people found this helpfulI thought I'd give radishes a try since they're supposedly easy and fast to grow. Initially all the seeds germinated well and grey true leaves. However, soon after, they just stopped growing despite adding fertilizer. I tried growing them in my raised bed to no avail. I tried growing them in a tall grow bag with plenty of well-draining potting soil. Again, they grew just until they developed true leaves and then stopped growing. Now I'm three months in (it's November now) with sad looking radish leaves and not a single radish. I pulled out a few hoping that maybe there's something there but all I got were leaves. I'm a novice gardener so maybe there's something I did wrong.
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Rad Radishes 0 people found this helpfulNever thought I'd have this much fun growing radishes. These grow so fast and the flavor is great. The variety in color makes them even more rewarding to grow, and they've made for some very photogenic dishes. In addition to the radish bulbs themselves, we also use the radish greens in salads, and they have a nice, mild taste.
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Rad Radishes 0 people found this helpfulNever thought I'd have this much fun growing radishes. These grow so fast and the flavor is great. The variety in color makes them even more rewarding to grow, and they've made for some very photogenic dishes. In addition to the radish bulbs themselves, we also use the radish greens in salads, and they have a nice, mild taste.
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Very Beautiful! 0 people found this helpfulReally enjoyed the colors of these radishes --- all but the "yellow" which is a sort of ugly beige. However, the other colors make up for it --they are gorgeous. I ate the greens as well as the roots; delicious. Recommended! Easy to grow -- I sowed them in late March here in the Chicago region.
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Very Beautiful! 0 people found this helpfulReally enjoyed the colors of these radishes --- all but the "yellow" which is a sort of ugly beige. However, the other colors make up for it --they are gorgeous. I ate the greens as well as the roots; delicious. Recommended! Easy to grow -- I sowed them in late March here in the Chicago region.
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Greens harvesting 0 people found this helpfulWould love to know which of this variety mix has good greens that can be harvested in the info description? It is hard to tell from the current info. I’m a new radish grower.
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Pretty and fun 1 people found this helpfulThese are all good radishes with different textures and flavors. The issue is that I grew them for market sale thinking they would be an eye catcher. But they don't all get ready for harvest at the same time. I wanted to display them in bundles air mixed colors.
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Different radishes. 1 people found this helpfulI normally do not buy mixed seed packages. These looked good and I took a chance. They are all a little different and are all very good. The white one is brilliantly white and just as good as it looks. None of them grow above the ground so you have to move a little dirt to see what you are getting.
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